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Subject: Re: Tape Transfer
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Date: Fri, 27-Feb-87 00:06:50 EST
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    I would recommend using the unix ansitar utility, which will write ansi
labelled tapes.  You should be able to read them with the copy command
on VMS.  Ansitar has been distributed in the kermit and TeX distributions.