[pct-l] Class DVDs Now Available

[Jared]

Hey, I'm not sure about this but in windows i can use winrar and open the
exe files and just extract them like regular rars so maybe try that.  Also
for linux i know there is wine, I'm not sure about macs but I'm sure there
is a windows emulator out there or maybe wine works on macs?  Hope this
helps.

jared

On 11/5/07, Ryan Christensen <yosemiteryan at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I am so sorry to have overlooked the Mac community.
> For all the technology disinclined PCTers out there, I
> gambled that it would eliminate a step to have a
> self-extracting format. However, it is apparent that
> in an effort to help one group, I have made life more
> difficult for another group.
>
> Ok: so the solutions:
>
> 1. I have no problem uploading another set of the .rar
> files, but this time not as self-extracting, so there
> is no .exe file. This will take time for me-- they
> would be available in about three weeks.
>
> 2. Wait for the bittorrents to be available or, if you
> have a copy of the DVDs, bittorrent them yourself for
> others to download.
>
> Thanks,
>
> ProDeal
>
>
> --- Craig Stanton <craigstanton at mac.com> wrote:
>
> > Oh no! an .exe? Seriously? That's really super
> > unfortunate. As prevalent as Windows is, it's not
> > the only operating system out there. Is it possible
> > that you could use a more universal system. I've
> > downloaded plenty of .rar files before but never
> > needed an executable as the last one to rebuild the
> > original file. I just get all the parts in one
> > folder, double click on the first one and the rar
> > handling program on my system does the rest. That's
> > how plenty of movies (copyrighted or not) are spread
> > online, that way Unix, Mac, and Windows people can
> > all share the same files.
> >
> > I'd gladly be seeding the 2006 torrent, from within
> > the offices of one of our major ISPs, but it'd need
> > to be something more useable than the current
> > format.
> >
> >
> >
> > On Monday, November 05, 2007, at 03:03PM, "Ryan
> > Christensen" <yosemiteryan at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > >Hello Fellow PCT Lovers:
> > >
> > >Disk images of the Class PCT DVDs have been
> > uploaded.
> > >Bittorrent versions will be available shortly. To
> > >download a copy of the Class of 2003, 2004, 2005,
> > or
> > >2006 DVD, download all the files in that year to
> > the
> > >same location on your hard drive. Click on the
> > first
> > >one- a .exe file—and the whole thing will
> > self-extract
> > >into disk image that you simply burn to DVD.
> > >
> > >2003 DVD:
> > >www.notesfromthetrail.com/2003PCTDVD.part01.exe
> > >
> > >2004 DVD:
> > >www.notesfromthetrail.com/2004PCTDVD.part01.exe
> > >
> > >2005 DVD
> > >www.notesfromthetrail.com/2005PCTDVD.part01.exe
> > >
> > >2006 DVD
> > >www.notesfromthetrail.com/2006PCTDVD.part01.exe
> >
>
>
> www.notesfromthetrail.com
>
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