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From: fseipel@magnus.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Frank E Seipel)
Subject: Re: Sending a library
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 Another way to send a library is to store it as a LIST. Place the library
on the stack. Then enter 1 ->LIST. Then SEND the library via the I/O menu.
Then, after the object has been
received on the second computer, type OBJ-> to take it out of the list.
Note you also need to hit DROP, as OBJ-> will put the LIBRARY in level 2, and
how many objects (1) that were in the list on level 1, so you need to drop the
1. This method has the advantage of not requiring you to STO the library
and then PURGE it twice on both ends.