BinHex?

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From: John F. Talarico
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 1991 18:53

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     Ok, this may sound stupid, but I recently started checking out ftp sites,
and they contain files labeled with a .hqx extension.   For example:
  
                 Whatzit.sit.hqx
  
     I was told that these files are encoded using BinHex, and I need that to
 decode them.  Any suggestions on whether this is true, and if so, where I
 could get a copy?
  
    Thanx.

    SSSSS   U     U
   S     S  U     U
    SS      U     U
      SS    U     U
        S   U     U
   S     S  U     U
    SSSSS    UUUUU      Yeah, the university with the funky mascot.

  
       John Talarico  (TALARICO@SUNRISE.ACS.SYR.EDU)

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From: talarico@rodan.acs.syr.edu (John F. Talarico)
Subject: BinHex?
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