So I was smart not to install the patch you sent me since I don't have the full version yet! Thanks for sending me the link. I'd rather install one Mac patch than the same patch divded by my Win XP as I showed you it did.

Here is some captured info from they site I was looking at that UT's website sent me to for the downloads. This is all that was offered for Macs:

Nov 23, 1999 50.7 MB unrealtournament_348demo.sit.bin - Playable demo v348m3 for Mac

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Nov 25, 1999 1.0 MB utmac348m4demoup.sit.bin - Demo v348m4 patch for Mac
Nov 07, 2000 3.4 MB ut436update.sit - Retail v436 patch for Mac



So I know that a .sit file is like a compressed file. What is a .bin file?
I'll try to find that other file type I mentioned and show it to you too. Thanks.

This is from www.fileaholic.com :



utdemo-linux-x86-348.tar.gz
DL: 18654 53764 kb 10-20-1999
Unreal Tournament Demo v3.48 for Linux (glibc x86). ...

utdemo348.exe
DL: 235062 55647 kb 10-20-1999
Unreal Tournament Demo v3.48 for Windows. Requires a Direct3D-compatible 3D accelerator and DirectX 7 (Available from Microsoft). ...

utdemo348ppc.sit.bin
DL: 17543 53138 kb 10-29-1999
Unreal Tournament Demo v3.48 for Apple Macintosh PPC. ...





See the strange file extensions? I don't know what to do with these.

.sit: standard compression file. Much like .zip. Opens with Stuffit Expander.

.bin: binhex compression file. Also opens with Stuffit Expander.

.dmg: Disk Image. Opens with the Disk Utility.app as a separate volume (you should copy the volume contents to your directory. A Disk Image is basically a virtual drive).

.exe: Don't bother.

ppc: Power PC Macs. PPC's were the second generation chips produced by Motorola and the base that the current chip architecture stands on. In other words, OS8/OS9 or "classic" compatible software.

.wtf: "what the fuck torp, you're talking out your ass again!"

I try!

unfortorpable

Damnit Torp ya beat me to it. :D