ml>> there is also -3- which will turn off the use of 386/486 32bit
 ml>> codes... that one may also be needed...

 DC> How about a switch for packet names *.xxG and greater?

filenames are passed directly on the command line... it doesn't matter what
they are named... as an example, today i was installing linux rpm files
(generally named something.rpm) that had extensions of .cgi even though
they were not web server cgi files...

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