Re: what to do with a *.bsq.Z file...

[kls0@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Kent Squires )]

carl@busop.cit.wayne.edu (carl@busop.cit.wayne.edu) writes:


>Can anyone tell me what to do with a *.bsq.Z file.  I know the Z is unix 
>decompress (Does anyone have one for the Mac or GS???).  What is BSQ?  Is it 
>BINSCII?  Please help.  THank you

This is rather simple.  Just use GSHK or unix's decompress (or is it uncompress?) to get rid of the .Z, then use BinSCII or GSCII+ for the .bsq.  Then there
will probably be a .SHK created and use ShrinkIT or GSHK on that.
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