#ARP Concerns
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I have a version of arp.library from the June 1990 Amiga Resource disk; it
is 17,100 bytes long. Does anyone know if this is the most recent version?
If so, where can I get copies of the c: commands that use ARP? I found a
ZOO file in the library that has ARP, but from the explaination I don't
know if it has the c: files included.
I have an A500 with one external drive & no hard drive. I've been reading
about Arp, and if I can save room on my Workbench1.3.2 disk by converting,
I'm gonna give it a try!
-Bill.
Bill,
The .ZOO file that you mentioned contains the ARP library and the commands.
The entire package is distributed as a unit with its own install program.
Hope this helps, 8)
David
Arp 1.3 has a loader program with it that I haven't seen in the previous
releases. Also after loading type VERSION and it should reply with the
version of kickstart workbench and then ARP –> 39.1
Tom Miller – From the middle of nowhere –
Thanks, Dave & Tom – I'm going to download the ZOO and convert to ARP.
-Bill.
Bill,
Go to a Shell and type:
version arp.library<CR>
That should tell you the version number.