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From: cft@cats.ucsc.edu (Christopher Flash Tarnas)
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Subject: Re: How to view the art???
Date: 1 Mar 1994 22:44:41 GMT
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Another good uudecoder is called uuconvert.  It is a "smart" uudecoder.  It 
ignores any part of the file(s) that is not encoded.  If you name your files
"file1 file2 file3 file4 .... " (assuming you saved them in the right order)
and type "uuconvert file*"  it will convert them, no editing required.
Of course you could also save all of the parts into a single file in the
right order and it will smart decode it too.
(This is all in UNIX)

	cft@cats.ucsc.edu

PS: looster, here at UCSC it is in peace's locker.