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From: bskendig@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Brian Kendig)
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Subject: Re: Wanted: Energiser Bunny!
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Date: 18 Dec 90 18:02:45 GMT
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In article <18996@netcom.UUCP> seitz@netcom.UUCP (Matthew Seitz) writes:
>Where on NIGHT OF THE LIVING DISK is the bunny?  What's the file name?

There are two files: NetBunny, which is the INIT (which can be named
anything, in fact; the author recommends that it be named something
innocent-sounding like `PrintMonitor Prefs' so as not to arouse
suspicion), and StartWabbit, which can start a bunny anywhere on the
network.  You can use Find File to locate them; I know they're also on
the System 7.0b1 CD.

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