In a message of , Jesse Dooling (1:167/724) writes: 
 JD> Hi,
 RJ> Because of my time constraints, someone else is building JAR.  It now
 RJ> works on DOS, Windows 95, and Windows NT (three platforms already).  If
 RJ> the demand is there, JAR/2 will be built.
 JD>        What does JAR do, and will it be compatible with ARJ?
It will not be archive compatible.  However, it will provide a similar 
command structure to ARJ, so that it will be easy to learn.
The main feature of JAR is outstanding compression.
Regards,
Robert
 
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