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Re: .shk file?

Subject: Re: .shk file?
From: Pim Blokland <nipp@nipp.nl>
Date: 2000/01/12
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: NIPP
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In article 
<1B5E32FEF1048ACF.A6289AD23ABE7DFF.1CB11CAB14FEE129@lp.airnews.net>, 
ronald s chong <rchong@soartech.com> wrote:

> >.shk files are in SHRINKIT format. Just download them and then run 
> >UNSHRINK on it (part of the SHRINKIT package). Or if you have a IIgs, 
> >use GSHK.
> 
> what if you're using a pc emulator?  can i use these files?  i'm
> looking for orbitron.  thanks.

SHRINKIT.SYSTEM and UNSCHRINK are Apple II programs. They must be 
available somewhere. Put the .shk file on your (emulated) Apple II disk 
and unshrink them from withing the Apple II enironment.
-- 
Groetjes, Pim

Pouf it went

References:
- .shk file?
  - From: "ernestls" <leucoplast@seanet.com>
- Re: .shk file?
  - From: Pim Blokland <nipp@nipp.nl>
- Re: .shk file?
  - From: ronald s chong <rchong@soartech.com>

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