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Subject: Answer: Where to find uu for dos
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The ftp site at indiana university is a very good source of public domain
programs.  Go to this site and go to the /pub subdirectory ans start
searching.  I think that there is a directory under /pub that is either /dos
or /win.  Keep digging.  The program that seems to be used for UUE encoding
and decoding is called Wincode.  It seems to be the last word in UUE world.  


Ted