OS/2 2.x on the fly compression packages.

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3 total messages Started by William Siegel Sat, 23 Jan 1993 09:20

#910

Author: William Siegel
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 09:20

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I am looking for a package that does on-the-fly file compression, 
similar to that done by Superstor 2X for the DOS/Windows environment.

I would appreciate any help in this area.  I am looking to move toward
OS/2 2.1 when it is released.

Please e-mail me the information.  

Thanks.

Re: OS/2 2.x on the fly compression packages.

#914

Author: Joel M. Ward
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 04:39

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William Siegel (wesiegel@cie.uoregon.edu) wrote:
: 
: I am looking for a package that does on-the-fly file compression, 
: similar to that done by Superstor 2X for the DOS/Windows environment.
: 
: Please e-mail me the information.  

	Why doen't you post the information, since that seems like quite a
useful idea and I'm sure others would want to see it... (like me!)

Thanx.

Re: OS/2 2.x on the fly compression packages.

#915

Author: Peter Clark
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 13:34

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In article <1jvqtjINN28u@harpo.uccs.edu> jmward@blanca (Joel M. Ward) writes:
>William Siegel (wesiegel@cie.uoregon.edu) wrote:
>: 
>: I am looking for a package that does on-the-fly file compression, 
>: similar to that done by Superstor 2X for the DOS/Windows environment.
>: 
>: Please e-mail me the information.  
>
>	Why doen't you post the information, since that seems like quite a
>useful idea and I'm sure others would want to see it... (like me!)
>
Um, don't they have superstor or stacker for OS/2 yet?  I've heard one
of em is coming out with a version for quite some time now....?



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