#decompressing zip93.lha
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I recently downloaded zip93.lha, but have no information (or clue) as to what
to decompress it with. An old pkazip doesn't work, and when using lharc, I get
a message that "maybe you need a newer version of lharc".
How is one supposed to know what '.lha' stands for? Couldn't this have been
included in the description?? –Damon
In Library 16 …
LHA138.RUN/Bin Bytes: 109140, Count: 1106, 08-Sep-92
Title : Version 1.38 of LhA
Keywords: LHA ARCHIVER COMPRESSION
This is Version 1.38 of LhA by Stefan Boberg. LhA is a powerful
archiver for the Commodore-Amiga computer. It is fully compatible
with LHA for MSDOS systems and LhArc for MSDOS, Amiga and *NIX. It is
also compatible with LhArcA, LZ and decompression and has several
commands and options not found in any other currently available
archiver for the Amiga.
Thanks Steve! — Damon
You need LHA. We have been recommending LHA138.RUN for a long time, and
it seems to work on all LHA and LZH files.
—Betty
Thanks Betty, I'll try that… –Damon