Andrew@amicc.UUCP (The Computer Club Company) (05/08/90)
Would some kind soul please tell me how (or email me the right tool)
to decypher an .LZH file. I don't seem to recall having seen
them before, but suddenly they are all over the place... :-(
Any help would be appreciated. If you are going to be kind
enough to email me a program to handle them, please email me a
message to that effect first (in case someone else already has)
and I will reply if I still need it (and probably even if I
don't, just to say thanks).
Thanks in advance to anyone who can be of help.
ARS.
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In article <01929.AA01929@amicc.UUCP> Andrew@amicc.UUCP (The Computer Club Company) writes: > >Would some kind soul please tell me how (or email me the right tool) >to decypher an .LZH file. I don't seem to recall having seen >them before, but suddenly they are all over the place... :-( .LZH files have been compressed with a utility known as LHARC. You should be able to find a copy of it on most public access bulletin boards, commercial systems, and I believe it's come across comp.binaries.amiga. Check with uunet for a copy - I'm sure that they have it. -- Kevin --
tadguy@cs.odu.edu (Tad Guy) (05/10/90)
In article <11473@cbmvax.commodore.com> kevin@cbmvax.commodore.com writes: > .LZH files have been compressed with a utility known as LHARC. I believe > it's come across comp.binaries.amiga. Check with uunet for a copy - I'm > sure that they have it. The Lharc on UUNET is for UNIX systems. The Amiga Lharc is available via anonymous ftp from xanth.cs.odu.edu in /amiga and in /incoming/amiga (the one in /incoming/amiga is newer, but still untested). There's also an Lhunarc in /incoming/amiga, which Dave Grant says is much faster, but sometimes doesn't work... ...tad