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Started by David Valentine
Thu, 10 Jun 1993 21:00
Re: Separate folders for PC and Mac FTP files
Author: David Valentine
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1993 21:00
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1993 21:00
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> I think separate folders for PC and Mac FTP files would better organize the
>the uploading and downloading of files if these are not interchangeable. It
>seems that the uploading of style and journal files is about to take off in a
>an accelerated way for the benefit of all Endnote users. I've already tried to
>download some of the styles but with no success. Are they correctly formatted
>for downloading? I am using Turbogopher by the way.
Style sheets, and Journals are interchangable. The preferences files are
not interchangable.
The PC files will be in .zip format, and the Mac will be binhex'd in .cpt
format. You need to download any pc file in binary format. Files in the
incoming directory are binary, but they show up differently because they
don't have they proper extensions on them. I'd like for the incoming
directory to be write only, but IPT's Unix appleshare server has a bug
(good inexpensive software otherwise). I should put a warning in the
incoming directory.
If you are downloading using turbogopher, you need to use 1.6b4 or greater,
and select the alternate veiws.
Does the PC's windows gopher client do gopher+ yet? A couple of labs have
windows PC's, but those labs aren't on network yet. Therefore, I haven't
tested any PC gopher's
I'll get aroundd to formating the files in the incoming directory
as soon as finals week is done.
Dave Valentine
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