acs17111@uop.edu (Darren Lancasterhamid misnan) (09/19/90)
Hai there, Can someone help me to unZOO files from comp.binaries.ibm.pc? Do we need to that in IBM or in UNIX? I am new here, so please help me.
chaz@chinet.chi.il.us (Charlie Kestner) (09/20/90)
In article <26f7023b.53cb@uop.uop.edu> acs17111@uop.edu (Darren Lancasterhamid misnan) writes: >Hai there, > Can someone help me to unZOO files from comp.binaries.ibm.pc? >Do we need to that in IBM or in UNIX? I am new here, so please help me. From your machine, mail to rjc@math.princeton.edu Put the following line in the mail message: Send: starter.kit
jlaiho@cc.helsinki.fi (09/20/90)
In article <26f7023b.53cb@uop.uop.edu>, acs17111@uop.edu (Darren Lancasterhamid misnan) writes: > Hai there, > Can someone help me to unZOO files from comp.binaries.ibm.pc? > Do we need to that in IBM or in UNIX? I am new here, so please help me. You should locate (and download) utility called ZOO. I think most ftp archives know the most current version with name zoo201.exe.
raymond@math.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen) (09/20/90)
In article <1990Sep20.001020.12446@chinet.chi.il.us>, chaz@chinet (Charlie Kestner) writes: > From your machine, mail to rjc@math.princeton.edu > Put the following line in the mail message: > Send: starter.kit ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ This is incorrect. The line should be send starter.kit Please, let's try not to spread misinformation. Every invalid server request gets bounced back to raymond@math.berkeley.edu, and then I have to write a short piece of mail in reply trying to tell people what they should've done in the first place.