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From: fadden@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Andy McFadden)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Binscii nightmare
Summary: Hmm.
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Date: 1 Sep 89 19:17:14 GMT
References: <127500022@tippy> <34491@apple.Apple.COM>
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In article <34491@apple.Apple.COM> rewing@Apple.COM (Richard Ewing) writes:
>Speaking of things to put in Shrinkit, can Andy build in Binscii
>into the Shrinkit program?

He probably could, but it would take up a lot of space, and ShrinkIt is pretty
tight already.  I thought about adding it to NuARC, but I'm already looking at
a 150-block load file... I don't want to make it TOO huge.  Any opinions
on this?

>                            For reasons that still escape me, this
>program has *never* worked for me, and I've downloaded it three
>times already.  I "brun" it, and it just returns me to the "]"
>prompt as if nothing happened.

You can BRUN a SYS file?  I thought you had to use the "-" command... check
the file type, the aux type, and take a peek at the first few bytes of code
(just see if it looks like a BRUNable file).

>|Internet: REWING@APPLE.COM-----------------------Rick Ewing              |

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