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Archive-name: auto/soc.culture.canada/Hypertext-version-of-Consensus-Report-now-available

I have created a hypertext version of the Charlottetown
Constitutional consensus report. It contains the non-legal text,
plus highlight and fact-sheet files. It is written to run under
MSDOS.

You can get it via anonymous ftp from:

access.usask.ca

in the pub/hytelnet/pc/extras subdirectory. It is listed as CONST.ZIP

Information follows, describing how to obtain CONST.ZIP from the ftp
site:

TO RETRIEVE CONST.ZIP:
At your system prompt, enter:               ftp access.usask.ca
      or                                    ftp 128.233.3.1
When you receive the Name prompt, enter:    anonymous
When you receive the password prompt, enter your Internet address.
When you are at the ftp> prompt, enter:     binary
At the next ftp> prompt, enter:             cd pub/hytelnet/pc/extras
Then enter:                                 get const.zip
After the transfer has occurred, either
   proceed with the instructions below to
   retrieve the UNZIP utility (which you
   need unless you already have it) or enter:   quit

CONST.ZIP is archived using a ZIP utility.  To unarchive it, you must be
able to "unzip" the file.  If you have the file PKUNZIP.EXE, it will
unarchive the CONST.ZIP file (see below for instructions). If you do not
have it, you may retrieve it with by following these instructions:

TO RETRIEVE PKUNZIP:
Use the above instructions for connecting to access.usask.ca
At the ftp> prompt, enter:                   binary
Then enter:                                  cd pub/hytelnet/pc
Then enter:                                  get pkunzip.exe
After the transfer has occurred, enter:      quit

TO UNARCHIVE CONST.ZIP:
Make a new directory on your hard disk (e.g., mkdir const)
Copy PKUNZIP.EXE and CONST.ZIP into the new directory
Make sure you are in that directory, then enter: pkunzip const
It will then unarchive CONST.ZIP.

PLEASE NOTE that I offer the above instructions as a service for those
who are unfamiliar with the steps required to download and use files
from network sources.  I cannot be responsible for any local variations
in these procedures which may exist.  Please contact your local computer
support staff if you have difficulty performing these tasks.

To change the colour scheme run HRK.EXE, which is included.

Peter Scott
Manager, Small Systems, University of Saskatchewan Libraries
scottp@skyfox.usask.ca