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From: carlb@pro-avalon.UUCP (Carl Boernecke)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Binary II
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Date: 2 Mar 88 01:07:19 GMT
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Dan McGuirk writes...

> ...if you get a Binary II file that is squeezed (it will usually be called
> xxxx.BQY), you have to use BLU to unpack it...

There is a difference between "storing" and "squeezing" files.  Storing is
adding to a regular BQY file (like you said: xxxx.BQY), but the new addition
to Binary II (versions 2.xx - 2.28) have the AUS/AUSQ routines
added.  Once you have extracted the files from the Binary II file, you can use
AUSQ to un-squeeze them (squeezed files have a .QQ extension on the file
name).

To my knowledge, AUS, and AUSQ both work on all of the II series, but I'm not
sure.

I'll check, and post the results.