Ah yes, good old .sit.hqx—compress something and then bloat it back up by converting it to ASCII. Luckily macbinary (.bin) took over at some point so that resou

Ah yes, good old .sit.hqx—compress something and then bloat it back up by converting it to ASCII. Luckily macbinary (.bin) took over at some point so that resource forks could be encoded without resorting to ASCII. And you're right. Apple should definitely set the H bit on FAT volumes. Then no one would even notice.