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It decompresses properly if you have the proper tool. With Mac, you can use the built in tool and with Windows, perhaps WinRAR. Mostly just see the source code
by pkaye 11y ago
It decompresses properly if you have the proper tool. With Mac, you can use the built in tool and with Windows, perhaps WinRAR. Mostly just see the source code and the documents in html format. Used to read this thoroughly back in college.
- doctorwho 11y agoWindows 8.1 can open ISO files directly.
- pronoiac 11y agoOn a Mac, it worked to a point: unzip it with a double-click, mount the .iso with a double-click... but the links break because they're on a case sensitive filesystem. Meanwhile, if the Internet Archive viewer kicked in, we'd be able to post links to the highlights. And yeah, I miss Dr. Dobb's too.