Technically I guess that the backgrounds and stuff is just Finder
folder configuration, but for it to "work" the folder would have to
automatically open, and I don't think you can make Safari (or the
other browsers) do that for you when it comes to folders inside Zip
files or Internet Enabled DMGs. I could be wrong though.
Somehow Finder obliterates the settings for an unzipped folder, even
if I use StuffIt and tell it to put the .DS_Stores in the archive. It
just doesn't work the same somehow. (Plus you can't have license
agreements in there.) Fighting Finder to script the appearance of the
disk image is a headache on it's own; I'd rather skip the nonsense to
try to force Finder into something it doesn't want to do at all.
Thanks for all of the responses on and off list.
--
Seth Willits
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