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> >Another alternative is to use zoo on the *nix system. There is a
> >util called MacBooz (ver 2.0) that will extract zoo archives. It 
> >does not appear to be available from rice or sumex, but I could 
> >be persuaded to mail it out or post it (depending on response).

> From the message traffic here it is obvious that a lot of people 
> who read this board are both Mac users and Unix mainframe users.
> I encourage you to post MacBooz on comp.mac.binaries.  If you decide
> not to, please e-mail me a copy.

MacBooz version 2.0 was posted on comp.binaries.mac a while back (and
actually made it through in a couple of months).

If anyone wants a copy of the program, let me know.  I would be glad to
send it out.

I wrote MacBooz 2.0.  Currently I am working on version 2.1 which fixes
a little list manager bug, uses the full extended filenames provided by
Zoo, and allows multiple open archives (the last one is just to see if
I can do it :-).

I hope to have this finished in the next couple of weeks.  I will then
post it as well.  I thought I would have it out before Christmas, but
lots of things seemed to have popped up...

There are additional features I am working on including as well, and I
am still taking requests, so feel free to write.

I am also looking for the most recent source for Unzip for the Mac.  (The
two programs may get merged...)  I would appreciate hearing from anyone
who has a copy of this.  (I don't have access to any archives.)

-Michael

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