Need help extracting an old resource fork

Once upon a time I programmed a text-based game with the original Mac OS. I have since lost my source code, and no longer own a Mac, but I'd like to resurrect the game for another platform.

My problem: a great deal of text is in the resource fork, in a (slightly) encoded form, but when I try to (for instance) unstuffit, all I get is the data fork, which is empty. The stuffit file is compressed using an unpublished algorithm, so I don't know how to get it in a usable form.

I need the program's resource fork in an un-compressed file. I remember the encryption well enough to know how to find the text from there.

The game is Crystal Cave (most recent version is 2.2, I think).

Anybody know how I can get from here to there?

++ kevin

 

This is helpful, but I do not have immediate access to any form of Macintosh any more . If I supply the file, can someone do this for me? You'll find a binhexed stuffit at
http://www.kosmanor.com/~kevin/crystalcave2.2.sit.hqx

I can accept attachments directed to:
kevin at kosmanor.com.

Thanks in advance. Expect an internationalized version of the game in due course, this time as an open-source project.

++ kevin

 

Thank you very much. I dunno what's with the relay problem.
I'll have to try this myself.

I don't actually use that addr much any more, but wasn't
aware it went bad. Security measures overdone, I expect.

++ kevin