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From: wilson@ji.Berkeley.EDU (James E. Wilson)
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Subject: Re: moria
Keywords: games moria
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Date: 21 Apr 89 20:56:00 GMT
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In article <1991@quanta.eng.ohio-state.edu> kaul@icarus.eng.ohio-state.edu (Rich Kaul) writes:
>It is.  There is a copy for the PC on simtel20.army.mil for anonymous
>ftp in directory PD1:<MSDOS.GAMES> and called MOR4873S.ARC.  I suspect

Just a few corrections here.  About 3 months ago, wsmr-simtel20.army.mil
removed all games from their archive.  I do not know of any place where
the IBM-PC sources can be ftped from, however, the binaries are currently
available from swan.ulowell.edu.

If anyone wants more info on how to get moria sources/binaries just send
me email.  The options are too long to list here, since it depends on which
version you want (VMS/UNIX/IBM-PC/Atari ST/Amiga/etc), and which transfer
options are available (ftp/UUCP/UNIX tapes/VMS tapes/floppies/etc.).

Jim Wilson                          | And if a man tried to spend his time on 
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