#WHAP
6 messages in this thread
TO ANYONE,
I have downloaded WHAP from the library and I need some help in
getting it unpacked. I also downloaded a file LZ.LZH which I thought I
could use to unpack it. But this file is in .LZH. Am I missing something?
How do I proceed?
Chuck
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Chuck,
Instead of LZ.LZH (which is a good program, but which must be unpacked
before you can use it) you need to get LHARC.EXE from Library 16. LHARC.EXE
is ready to go just as downloaded. You need to get it, put it in your C
directory as LHARC, and then use it to unpack the programs you have
downloaded. To get it into your c: directory, you could do it as you
download. When you say "download" and CIS asks, "Name for your computer to
use", type:
workbench:c/LHARC (or whatever the path is to your c: directory)
Then, to unpack WHap! – suppose that you have it on a disk named WHAP, and
that the disk has plenty of room for you to unpack it there. Then, do
this:
CD WHAP:
lharc -m -x x Whap:WHP19G
I would also suggest that you get ARCHLP.EXE from Library 16. It is a
tutorial that will help you with all of the archivers we use here. It is
executable as downloaded, too. Once you have it, just type its name in the
CLI or shell, and it will run.
One more thing – we use full names here in the forum. Please stop at the
Forum! prompt, type OPTIONS, select name, and type both your first and your
last names. THanks.
Betty
You need to download the program LHARC.EXE.
Steve
Betty,
I want to thank you for being so helpfull. Even tho the message I just read
was not directed to me and I already knew everything you described to
"Chuck", I was very impressed with the way you took the time to take him
thru the process step by step. Your attitude is one of the selling points I
use when trying to sell CIS to my friends. I only wish all of the sysops
were like you and did not assume the questions are coming from Amiga or
CompuServe "experts". Again, thanx very much for being here for us and
Happy Holidays!! 🙂
David McCabe
WHAP!ping from COLD Montreal! :^)
David,
Thirty-plus years of teaching left me with lots of habits that just won't
go away. Everyone has to be a beginner sometime, and helping beginners get
started is one of my favorite things on CIS. Most only need a little help
right at first. Asking and answering questions is what CIS is all about –
regardless of the level of the question.
Betty
Betty,
Yea I know about teacher's habits. The lovely lady I happen to live with
has been a fifth grade teacher for 17 years here in the French school
system of Quebec. My French has certainly improved since I met her!!!!
Well, if you taught your students the way you teach us here, there must be
some very intelligent and grateful people out there!!! Keep up the good
work and have a Happy Holidays!!! 🙂
David McCabe
WHAP!ping from COLD Montreal! :^)