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From: Tom.Rieger@f242.n260.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Tom Rieger)
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Subject: Z-80 softcard question???
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Date: 20 Mar 91 15:13:00 GMT
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-> 2)  Of the several disks I obtained with the card, I have a program
-> called 'NULU' which deals with libraries.  I was wondering what the
->   purpose of a library is and how you go about using one.  I have
->   only one '.LBR' file on the disks called 'LUX42.LBR' (on the modem7
->   program disk) and haven't been able to manipulate the data in it to
->   any great extent (other than listing it's members using 'NULU').

 NULU will also allow you to extract the member files. Use the -H 
command to see a listing of the various options available in NULU.

 A library file is simply a method of grouping certain files together 
into one file for transfer or storage. Often the files are also 
compressed in some way as well (squeezed, crunched etc...)

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