CompuServe Thread

#PKAZIP

6 messages in this thread
#7435From: Andrew HobbsNov 29, 1990 10:47 AM
Whatever happened to PKAZIP? Has that project assumed room temperator? If so, what was the last version created? Was a CLI version ever made? If it's still alive, where can I get the latest version? Anyone? Andrew Living proof of absolutely nothing.
#7448From: Mike JeskinNov 29, 1990 3:06 PM
I met Phil Katz at COMDEX earlier this month. He assures me that PKAZIP is alive and well. It is not a public domain program however.
#7461From: Betty Clay/SYSOPNov 29, 1990 6:57 PM
Andrew, PKAZIP is in Library 5 of AmigaUser. No CLI version, unfortunately, but the version we have works nicely. I don't recall the number. Betty
#7716From: Mitch ShultsDec 2, 1990 2:47 PM
It seems to me that there's a catch 22 here – if you don't have an unzip program, then you can't unzip the unzip program you've downloaded. Is there a non-compressed version of a decompression routine on any of the libraries? I'm at the very beginning of the process, and I don't have a way to unzip programs that I've downloaded. I just finished downloading the Compuserve front-end program for Amiga, but I don't know how to decompress it for execution. Suggestions?
#7833From: Betty Clay/SYSOPDec 3, 1990 1:54 PM
Mitch, We have LHARC.EXE, ARC.EXE, and ZOO.EXE. We do not have an executable ZIP. As a matter of fact, most of our files are in LHARC format, and I think, not sure, that PKAZIP is packed with LHARC as well – so if you go to library 5 of AMigaUser and get LHARC.EXE, you can unpack most of our files. You might also want to get ARCHLP.EXE, a tutorial on using the archivers. If you download LHARC.EXE program, then put it in your C: directory, renaming it to LHARC. Then, to unpack Whap19c, you need to do this: Format a disk named Whap (no exclamation point) Put that disk into df1: and the program (cannot recall its exact name, but it's similar to WH19C.LZH) into ram: and type: CD DF1: lharc -m -x x ram:wh19c And that should put the whole program onto your disk named Whap, ready for use. If you need more help, please ask. Betty
#7462From: Michael SheaNov 29, 1990 7:03 PM
Andrew, PKAZIP's latest version is 1.01 and is in LIB 5 named PKAZIP1.LZH. It is supposed to be a bug fix for version 1.0. I have and have used 1.0 with no problems although I don't find much out there that is zipped anymore. <<< Michael Shea >>>> <<< 76665,3360 >>>>