Crunching executables

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From: Mark R. Craig
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 1990 05:05

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There is a program for the Amiga computer called PowerPacker that compresses
executables in such a way that when you execute the resulting PowerPacked
file, it uncompresses the executable TO MEMORY (not disk) and runs it.
I was wondering if such a program exists for IBM (Public Domain prefered) -
I need to get FRACTINT.EXE to fit on one low density 5.25" floppy.

Thanks.

Mark R. Craig
Internet:  la086318@zach.fit.edu
UUCP:      ...!winnie!zach!la086318

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