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Re: automatic binscii'ing of files. Doable. Probably will be done if I
can find the unix program to create binscii files. I thought it was called
'bsc' but I haven't seen it. (Haven't looked real hard, either :-) )
What is the program I'm looking for? Also, it would need to send all segments
in _one_ file to be useable with ftp get. Or else only ftp mget could be
used.
Re: Binary II shrinkit files. Yes, that is the obvious solution, but hardly
anyone uploads binscii<-binaryII<-shrinkit files. Almost everything to date
is binscii<-shrinkit. I need a sciibin which creates binaryII files around
its contents (iff the contents aren't already a BinaryII file). I don't
think binscii,gscii,sscii etc. need this option because they run on AppleII's.
I am _not_ going to download every cba2 file, de-binscii, BinaryII wrap, and
upload, or re-binscii and upload. I wouldn't wish that on any volunteer
helpers either. I would encourage people to start putting files in a BinaryII
envelope before uploading to an archive site however. If files stay as
binscii files, it seems rather redundant though. There is no one right
solution, IMHO.
--Steven Nelson steven-nelson@uiowa.edu