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From: @EDDIE.MIT.EDU:G.BRI@DEEP-THOUGHT.MIT.EDU (Brian Totty)
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Subject: Another uudecode request
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Date: Fri, 23-Jan-87 03:13:33 EST
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Posted: Fri Jan 23 03:13:33 1987
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	  My hard disk forgot everything last week, and it turns out
	I didn't backup certain programs I thought for sure that
	I already had on floppies (and didn't).  My copy of uudecode
	was one of them.

	  Could some kind soul send me C source to an Atari version of
	uudecode.  I know there are probably 17 million different
	versions out, I just need one that seems to be reliable
	for decoding stuff from this newsgroup.  I have the Alcyon and
	Mark Williams compilers.

	  This also brings me to the question of backup programs.  Is
	there a good hard disk backup program out?  How about one
	that doesn't choke and die when it gets to a bad file (like
	in the old 'backup-after-the-fact', hoping to save everything
	you can scenario...)

	  You can mail to me via UUCP at eddie (...!eddie!bri), or if
	you can get to an ARPA site at deep-thought
	(g.bri@deep-thought.mit.edu).  Thanks for your time.


					--- Bri

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