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From: boomer@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Rich Akerboom)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.wanted
Subject: Wanted: Fold Machine
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Date: 3 May 90 12:46:57 GMT
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I am looking for a PD/shareware program called Fold Machine. I'm not sure
who wrote it or if it is an application or DA. I heard about it through the 
boston computer society mac group. It supposedly does:

compares files in two specified folders and reports differences, both data
and resource forks. Intended for use by programmers.

I am only interested in using it to compare 2 files, but I'm sure I can do
this. Would someone post it somewhere and let me know so I can download it
(assuming author allows this kind of distribution)? Perhaps it is already on
some BBS or anon ftp site, in which case a simple pointer would suffice. 

On a related note, I was surprised to read in a recent posting to this group
that it takes a month or so for submissions to sumex to appear. Is there
another archive that is more up to date (not to cast aspersions on the sumex
people, who do a great job)?
Thanks again
Rich Akerboom    Internet: boomer@eleazar.dartmouth.edu