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** Quoting Peter Fitzsimmons to Nicky Morrow:
NM> However, currently there are a lot of good archivers out there.
PF> This I agree with...I don't _want_ an ARJ for OS/2.
I do.
PF> I'm the author of one of the others (lh/2), and even though I use it
> all the time for my own use, when I release a file for general
> consupmtion, I use ZIP. Why fight it?
That's your decision. However, that has no bearing on the usefulness of
an OS/2 version of ARJ. ARJ has many features lacking in other
archivers, and is, by far, the most configurable and flexible archiver
available. Assuming one needs/wants this configurability/flexibility,
it sure would be nice to have an OS/2 version of ARJ. :)
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