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Date: September 01, 1988 17:07
From: GAWD::MORRIS
To: @sys$mail:engineer
A new utility called ZOO is now in utl$exe. It creates a very tightly compressed archive of files. e.g. $ zoo a t.zoo *.* - this will save all the files in the current directory in the archive called t.zoo. It remembers the directories the fils were in and can be used to save directory trees. It produces more tightly compressed data than ARC. It is also available in source form, and executables for amiga, IBMPC, XENIX. (See me for source). The full documentation is in DOK:ZOO.DOC To use it do $ ZOO:== $utl$exe:ZOO.EXE in your login.com file. $ zoo h prints out a help message. Save disk space, archive all your seldom used files into a zoo archive!! Jim.
Sep 01, 1988