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In article <1993Jan1.005148.26178@colorado.edu> wouk@alumni.cs.colorado.edu (Arthur Wouk) writes:
>i am trying to help my daughter, who has a mac, and who connects to a
>unix machine at her location, to get a sensible communication system
>working between them she has white knight, but has trouble getting it
>to get files. i picked up mackermit from the umich archive and put it
>on her unix machine, which i can reach via ftp. but it comes as a .hqx
>file. where can i find the correct program to convert it to a usable
>file?
>-- 
>arthur wouk 
>internet: wouk@alumni.cs.colorado.edu

Arthur

".hqx" means that the file has been compressed or coded as a 
BinHex file.  You can get a converter on Compact Pro 1.33 which
is available as shareware.  Check it out with a local Mac users
group.  When you run Compact Pro, you will find the converter
under the "Misc" menu.

Remember to send the file from the server to your mac as a
binary file.  Once you get the file to your home computer,
convert it with Compact Pro.

Good luck.

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