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#dload problem tcp4.lha

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#192834From: Carl HansenApr 16, 1995 9:22 PM
Help! I have downloaded tcp4.lha five times and every time it appears to download properly (correct byte count and I can preview the contents) but when I go to decompress it all I get is a 0 byte info file. I have downloaded lots of other lha files in the past few days so I know everything else is working. Help.
#192835From: Steve AhlstromApr 16, 1995 9:39 PM
Use the correct tool to decompress — LHA
#193613From: Carl HansenApr 20, 1995 8:57 PM
Dah I use LZ for all other .lha files. Guess this used a different version. I'll try LHA. ..Carl "It is so much easier to live placidly and complacently. Of course, to live placidly and complacently is not to live at all…."
#192880From: Betty Clay/SYSOPApr 17, 1995 12:41 AM
Are you using LHA to unpack it? Lots of these files just don't unpack with LZ and some of the other things, but LHA138.RUN works on everything I've ever tried. —Betty
#193614From: Carl HansenApr 20, 1995 8:59 PM
Yup Betty you hit it right on the head. I have my DirWks setup to use LZ as the auto decompresser and it has always worked on .lha files so this threw me for a loop. I'll try again. Thanks for the hint. ..Carl "It is so much easier to live placidly and complacently. Of course, to live placidly and complacently is not to live at all…."
#193642From: Betty Clay/SYSOPApr 20, 1995 11:57 PM
I think you'd be happier if you set it to use LHA. —Betty
#192979From: Marlene Zenker/SYSOPApr 17, 1995 5:29 PM
You have to use the LHA program. Earlier versions of LHARC programs will decompress some files, but not all. LHA should handle it for you. Steve
#193615From: Carl HansenApr 20, 1995 9:00 PM
Steve… Thanks. I guess I should have figured that out it just had never happened to me before. ..Carl "It is so much easier to live placidly and complacently. Of course, to live placidly and complacently is not to live at all…."