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From: davidg@killer.UUCP (David Guntner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Some ARP questions
Message-ID: <3992@killer.UUCP>
Date: 5 May 88 10:45:57 GMT
References: <24183@bbn.COM>
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in article <24183@bbn.COM>, cosell@bbn.com (Bernie Cosell) says:
>   a) Is there some cookbook or other guidance for getting it set up?
>      My WB disk has something like 40 free blocks on it, so I obviously
>      can't just merge the ARP stuff in.  Is there some "installation" guide
>      for what things you can move/delete when you put ARP in place?

  I could be completely off the wall here, but I believe the whole idea is to
replace all your AmigaDOS commands with th corrisponding (sp?) ARP command (if
you have the ARP command on your ARP disk, copy it over to your WorkBench disk).
The ARP commands are smaller than their AmigaDOS counterparts, so I'm sure that
you'll find that you have more space on your disk after copying everything over.
                                --Dave

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