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From: tmendol@acad.stedwards.edu (Tony Mikal Mendolia)
Subject: Re: How do I View .VT.Z Files?
Date: 1996/08/20
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organization: St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
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Jessie Garcia (jgarcia@encore.com) wrote:

: I've been trying to view this files but it won't work. Can someone please
: help me how to view them.
: Thanx in advance.
   
   Use the Unix compress command to get rid of the .Z extension
 
   compress -d <filename>

   This will give you a .vt file

   Then do a 

    cat <filename.vt>     

    To display it...   Don't use 'more' ... Just don't...

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