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From: ac999321@umbc5.umbc.edu (ac999321)
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Subject: Re: DOS Pack and Unpack
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Date: 16 Mar 91 01:06:37 GMT
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In article <31078@usc> sweet@skat.usc.edu (Rob Sweet) writes:
>
>	Is there a PC or MS-DOS "unpack" program that will unpack
>Unix files that have been "packed" on a Unix system?  For instance,
>if I have a file called "text.z", can I download it to my PC and then
>unpack it?  Conversely, is there a Unix version of PKZIP?
>
I have a version of the ZOO archiver source for the 3b1; it compiled with
no problem at all, and works fine, on my 3b1; the binaries for DOS are
also public domain, so you can use it on both your IBM-PC and your AT&T
3b1.  If someone can tell me how upload the ZOO source to the OSU 
archives with the other 3b1 stuff, I'd be glad to.