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Subject: Re: Where is BinHex 4.0 ?
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Date: Wed, 1-Apr-87 19:45:00 EST
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Did this Binhex thing ever get figured out by the parties involved?
If there are still problems getting a Binhex that doesn't require
Binhexing, I think there's a basic version (in ascii) floating around
in one of our mainframes that I could post (if I can find it.)

Stuart Uleman
Carnegie -Mellon University

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