You wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 11 Aug 1995, tony schoonenberg wrote:
>>
>>> (This file must be converted with BinHex 4.0)
>>> :$%&@6dP%68P-,P4B9!"849K8G(4iG!!!!!!0%J!!!!!ImN&@6dP%)%e*6%XJ8&*
>>> 29%9*6L"*4L"C6e8J9%&,45"658j&6898$3e8D'8JE@pcG#"MEfeYEfiJG(*PBA4
>>
>>Does anyone know how to "convert with BinHex 4.0"? This file looks
like
>>it contains interesting information.
>>
>>- Rachel Balsam ([log in to unmask])
>
>Rachel,
>
>You bin hex problem stems from maybe the type of computer and program
you
>are using. I use the Macintosh and a program for mail called Eudora.
It has
>a bin hex translater in it and helps me retrieve such files.
>
>Good Luck!
>
>Michael P. Sherman, PhD
>Director of Instructional Computing
>Associate Professor of Landsacpe Architecture
>Cook College
>Communication via...
>Voice....908-932-1514
>E-Mail....Sherman@ AESOP.Rutgers.Edu
>Fax....908-932-8880
>John Lennon, in his song "Imagine" sang.....("Imagine all the people,
>sharing all the world..., you may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the
only
>one, I hope someday you'll join us and the world will be one.".
>
Rachel:
BinHex is available on a number of Internet servers for free. Check
around (look on Macintosh sites first, but it is also available for the
PC). I have PC BinHex and can send it to you if you can retrieve
attached files (either on the Internet or through AOL and CompuServe,
the two online services tthat I belong to). If this does not work,
send me your snail mail address and I can send it to you on disk. My
program, however, is only for DOS.
Best wishes,
Bob
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