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From: Dan.Husk@p9.f1.n360.z1.uucp (Dan Husk)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: SEA ARC Rel 5.30
Message-ID: <119.237AF009@medsoft.uucp>
Date: 10 Nov 88 08:23:00 GMT
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 > From: bill@iccdev.UUCP (Bill Gaines) Date: 7 Nov 88 00:30:47 GMT
 > Organization: Industrial Computer Corp., Atlanta Message-ID:
 > <424@iccdev.UUCP> Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
 > 
 >
 > In article <111.23720D30@medsoft.uucp> jhom@f20.n135.z1.uucp (Joaquim
 > Homrighausen) writes: > >This is strange.. this is not the result I
 > experienced. I used >ARC (SEA) on a 600K file of binary information and
 > it took ARC >60% ('bout) longer to crunch the file than it took PKarc to
 > >squash it. I did however notice that ARC 5.3 was much faster >than
 > previous versions. > >

Bill..If you like using Archives. Try a file manager called "ARCMASTER"
It is much easier then typing "PKXARC -x filename,etc". It is a shareware
product.
Regards, Dan Husk

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