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#LHA?

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#208902From: michael mcbrideAug 18, 1995 10:38 PM

To all: I need to find the LHA Command. I've lost mine when my harddrive crashed andhdhe and burned, and can't dearchive my AutoPilot demo. It's sort of a catch-22! If you've gone through it you know how frustrating it is. I can't get to the LHA C command because all the arhe C C archiver/dearchivers in the libaries are archived using LHA! ARRGHHH! If anyone knows where I can get the C command LHA uncompressed I'd appreciate at message. I'm having to send this up using ATalk3. I miss AutoPilot! Thanks in advance for you help. Mike, CyberGrafx.3d 76601,2354 E-Mail: 76601,2354 exit

#208915From: stephen savnerAug 19, 1995 12:18 AM

Get "LHA138.run" in the user fourm. It's in library 14. It will self extract. Stephen…AutoPilot 1.80, Mosaic1.2, Gui-FTP, Gopher, ALynx, CD-Rom and three hard drives. All on one A500! E-Mail "savner@clubmet.metrobbs.com"

#209203From: michael mcbrideAug 20, 1995 10:14 PM

Thanks Steve, will do. Michael,CyberGrafx.3D

#208921From: Marlene Zenker/SYSOPAug 19, 1995 12:41 AM

LHA is available in library 14: LHA138.RUN

#209204From: michael mcbrideAug 20, 1995 10:14 PM

Thanks Steve. Michael,CyberGrafx.3D

#209054From: Asha DeVelderAug 19, 1995 7:24 PM

Michael, <I need to find the LHA Command. I've lost mine when my harddrive crashed> You can find it in AmigaUser library Archivers/Crunchers as LHA 138.run. It's self extracting so that shouldn't be a problem. Good luck! Asha @}–`–,-

#209208From: michael mcbrideAug 20, 1995 10:14 PM

Asha, <<You can find it in AmigaUser library Archivers/Crunchers as LHA 138.run.>> Thanks! I got it last night and it work like a charm. My AutoPilot is working great again (though I lost my entire address book, ARRRGGGH!!!) Thanks for the help (again!) ;^) Take care, Michael,CyberGrafx.3D

#209256From: Betty Clay/SYSOPAug 21, 1995 3:51 PM

Michael, Just in case of problems – I always keep a backup of the most recent AP and the absolutely necessary files that work with it on a different drive. The backup could even be kept on floppies. But they are wonderful in case of a crash! —Betty

#209288From: michael mcbrideAug 21, 1995 9:43 PM

Thanks Betty! <<<Just in case of problems – I always keep a backup of the most recent AP and the absolutely necessary files that work with it on a different drive. The backup could even be kept on floppies. But they are wonderful in case of a crash!>>> Wise words indeed! Michael,CyberGrafx.3D