> Also, keep in mind that Internet Protocols like ftp and http simply
> don't support files with multiple data streams.
Actually, HTTP/1.1 is one protocol for which multiple forks of a file
_does_ make sense. Remember that an entity is identified by a URL ("web
filename"), but that entity may have many different streams of content,
determined by the value of any header fields listed in the "Vary:" header
(e.g., Content-Language, Content-Type, Content-Encoding, etc).
Just a thought.
Adam
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