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From: turner@daisy.UUCP (D'arc Angel)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: CT
Message-ID: <573@daisy.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 26-Oct-87 17:28:56 EST
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Posted: Mon Oct 26 17:28:56 1987
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> 	The reason I'm posting this is that CT just showed up in our
> comp.sources.atari.st; I sent it to James weeks ago, and assumed it had
> gotten lost along the net somewhere; that's the reason that I then
> posted it to comp.sys.atari.st.
> 

my apologizes, i am way behind in my postings, try to remember that this is
a "hobby" and that i have a 1.5 * full-time job

> 	Let me state that it has NEVER barfed on a copy to a file that already
> exists for me (I'm not flaming James here, he's undoubtedly not lying!)!

thanks

> Good lord, I wouldn't post something that flakey!  I've been using ct for
> months and have encountered no problems.  The only thing I can think of is
> that I've only tested it under MWC's 'msh.'  I also have the MT Csh, but have

one of the reasons that it takes me so long to post something is that i
try it out in every environment, resolution, compiler, etc that i can. i was
remiss in mentioning that the errant behavior happened under gulam and not 
under any other shell

> not tested in that environment.  Another possibility is that the target file
> had write access removed, but I doubt James would have missed that.
> 

you're right, i didn't








,lots of crlf to defeat the ^&$%&*^ posting restriction










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