> Paul Walker wrote:
> 
> >Either way, the answer is "more than you'd think". I'm with whoever 
> >suggested .saz, since it follows the .tar.gz -> .taz (or .tgz) example. Or 
> >provide two versions of the file, or .. oh sod it, use long filenames. Who 
> >cares anyway?
> 
> You should be able to use either, unless of course you're using DOS. I
> think that just for the DOS users, we could use saz for downloads.
> -- 
> Stuart Brady

Just a request.  Don't break the support for older versions of DOS 
running without Windows 95 that don't support long filenames.
--
James R Curry - [EMAIL PROTECTED]

"The Balloon Doggies DEMANDED it!"

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