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In article <1990Feb3.000455.5685@athena.mit.edu> shahn@hstbme.mit.edu (Samuel Hahn) writes:
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>After getting all of the pieces of the file, how do you put it back together
>again?  I tried "cat'ing" the files together on my UNIX host, but when I
>try to convert it back with Binhex, I get an error...and doing a cut and
>paste on such huge segments isn't very practical...what's a fella to do?
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After cat'ing I generally look inside the file to delete all the headers
and then use the right curly brace ( } ) to search for next blank lines.
If it gets to the end then there will be a colon ( : ) at the end.  Else
if there are blanks inbetween, they need to be stripped.  This works for
me and I am not in search for a more efficient way to do it either.

Haseen.