Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 11 Jun 1994.
XX Decode for MSDOS
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 11 Jun 1994 - 15 Jun 1994
Readers have been asking how to XXdecode files:
For MSDOS what you need is a copy of R.E. Marks' fast multi-section
UU/XX EN/DEcode program UUEXE525.ZIP which will decode both XX and
UU encoded files. ^^^
This program is available on the Simtel Archive main mirror site
oak.oakland.edu:
Directory pub/msdos/decode/
Filename Type Length Date Description
==============================================
uuexe525.zip B 32263 930708 R.E. Marks' fast multi-section
UU/XX EN/DEcode
and also at the Garbo archive in Finland.
garbo.uwasa.fi:/pc/decode/uuexe525.zip
Many local Bulletin Boards carry copies so you should check your
local sites first.
To decode an xxencoded file:
C> uudecode -x filename
Bye,
> Col...@equinox.gen.nz (Colin Douthwaite) wrote: > > > Readers have been asking how to XXdecode files: > > For MSDOS what you need is a copy of R.E. Marks' fast multi-section > UU/XX EN/DEcode program UUEXE525.ZIP which will decode both XX and > UU encoded files. ^^^ How about non-MSDOS? There ARE other computers out there that would like to see those files.
Sam Lewit (sa...@terapin.com) wrote: : > Col...@equinox.gen.nz (Colin Douthwaite) wrote: : > : > : > Readers have been asking how to XXdecode files: : > : > For MSDOS what you need is a copy of R.E. Marks' fast multi-section : > UU/XX EN/DEcode program UUEXE525.ZIP which will decode both XX and : > UU encoded files. ^^^ > How about non-MSDOS? There ARE other computers out there that would > like to see those files. OK. Have a look at the file I have just posted under the title: TECHNICAL: UU and XX Decoding & Archiving Bye,
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