[Woodchip]

hey i was wondering if anybody knows if theres a KT (kill tracker) for macintosh out there? if not does anyone know how to convert like a .exe file to like a .zip file or something?

[Grimm]

none that ive heard of, and i dont think its possible to convert exe to dmg, but it is possible to convert iso to dmg, so if u somehow dig up a kt in iso form, or have someone make it for u then convert it, u might have some luck there.

[Tricky]

Conversion? Well, most general executable files are nothing remotely close to a zip archive. If it's an installation executable with the files stored in it, there are universal file extractors. You could try extracting it with those, then zipping the contents and using that -- but I have no idea why you'd want to do that.

[Darfin]

Ask Chantelle.

[Raziel]

i dont think there is 1

[Grimm]

a zip file is not an installation file, its a compressed file format usually used to transport installation files (as they can be big and cumbersome) the two main executable files are exe for windows, which launches dos command shell and enters all the codes for u and u get a GUI installation thing. and dmg for mac, which is Disk Image, this is expanded by a disk mounter and put onto ur desktop as a disk, which will contain ur application and any files to go with it.

so to get an exe to dmg, the only known way i can think of is to get into ISO then burn it, then open it on ur mac and convert it to dmg, then ull have to burn it again using disk utility