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From: sss10@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Gun control means having a firm grip)
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Subject: .au files
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Date: 31 May 91 23:03:01 GMT
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I recently found an .au file that I wanted to play on my amiga... unfortunetely
I dont know what it is, other than the fact it isnt an iff sound file. What can
I use to listen to .au files?


PiRho- Its a state of mind. "tsroes rm `nsti ihst""enlgood rakm si amen ym"//
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Macintoshes should be accelerated at 32ft/sec/sec.                     \X/  A