::> HB>ULP's lifecycle is now one of support only.

::> See what a fine program it is.
::> No updates necessary as the years pass by ;-)

:)

::> Was there ever a Windows version of it? That's an operating system that
::> really asks for a program like it.

No, but that's because there wasn't a native windows version of PCBoard. It 
would have been a nightmare to port it too. It would probably have had to be 
completely re-written.

::> HB>The help that is available in ULPSM may give you an idea
::> HB>what parameters to look for and pass to pkz250/2.

::> I'll check that but I think it only knows the parameters for v4.xx.
::> OTOH, we could always write a .cmd file that contains the parameters
::> and is started from ULP2.

What I meant was, if you could find the commandline parameters, you could 
probably figure out what needed to go where (i.e. the ULP variables for the 
command line).

Personally, a zip is a zip. I used registered pkz204 when I was in dos, but 
used InfoZip when I switched to OS/2 (ulp2 and pcb2). But I still kept pkz204 
around for program archives to AV stamp them.

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