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In article <7178@oberon.USC.EDU> weber@brand.usc.edu (Allan G. Weber) writes:
>Some time ago I posted to the net a Unix program called "unpit" that
>would unpack the data fork of a Packit file into the component files
>to allow selective downloading.  Packit has since been replaced by
>Stuffit as the file archiver of choice for most recent postings.  I've
>now posted to comp.sources.mac the sources for "unsit", a program that
>does the same thing to a Stuffit archive file.  .....

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This is a welcome addition to the unix-mac utilities.
Another tool that might be useful would be a Unix program that puts
something from Unix *into* ".sit" format. Either that, or a version
of 'compress/uncompress' and 'shar/unshar' for the Mac, so that I could
bundle things together (to save downloading many little files one at a time)
and compress them before downloading (to save downloading time).

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