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reply Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> writes:
Hi Guys!

Herewith again a little update on things.
I have changed the site at http://www.smartsoft.cc/
Most of the content is the same, it just looks different, but
the regular coloring makes it more readable I think.

I have added information to the Digital Mars C++ download page.
I also have added procedures to the server so it will regenerate
a couple of .tar.gz files every day. These are the .tar.gz files
for the several versions of STL. The .tar.gz files will contain
the latest version of a specific STL.
I know, I know. .tar.gz is a Unix archive which some of you
might be unable to open. Well, there is hope since WinZip
(http://www.winzip.com/) does seem to be able to handle these
files just fine and so does PKZip by the way.

Also, for those of you that have not been on the newsgroup yet,
please don't hesitate. There are instructions on
http://www.smartsoft.cc/ on how to setup Netscape Messenger or
Microsoft Outlook Express for newsgroup usage.

Take care!
Jan
Jan 12 2001
parent reply "Kar Gay Lim" <kagay kimay.net> writes:
Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> wrote in message
news:3A5F56F7.33A34EBC smartsoft.cc...

 Hi Guys!

 I have added information to the Digital Mars C++ download page.
 I also have added procedures to the server so it will regenerate
 a couple of .tar.gz files every day. These are the .tar.gz files
 for the several versions of STL. The .tar.gz files will contain
 the latest version of a specific STL.
 I know, I know. .tar.gz is a Unix archive which some of you
 might be unable to open. Well, there is hope since WinZip
 (http://www.winzip.com/) does seem to be able to handle these
 files just fine and so does PKZip by the way.



Or use the GNU gzip?

I also do Linux, guess I don't have problems... so far...
Jan 15 2001
parent Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> writes:
Kar Gay Lim wrote:


 Or use the GNU gzip?

 I also do Linux, guess I don't have problems... so far...



What are you pointing at?
I do not know if gzip is compatible with PKZip...
Of course you can download the .tar.gz file and expand it with:
tar -xvzf <file>

Jan
Jan 15 2001