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Subject: Re: Archive Program
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Date: Thu, 12-Apr-84 18:13:05 EDT
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Posted: Thu Apr 12 18:13:05 1984
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From:  John Otken <CC.Otken@UTEXAS-20.ARPA>

The "one wee little" BDOS patch used by one of those programs goes
into the disk directory checksum bytes beginning with drive E so you
might want to be careful using it.

BTW, the "archiving" program I wrote uses the T3 bit but does not
alter the BDOS.  I know this is broken for random access files but
big deal, we don't use any.  Could there be something else I didn't
think of?
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