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Alfred Perlstein writes:
> * Wai Chan <waichan@hpu.edu> [001012 18:21] wrote:
> > Great!  fetch is what I need for.  Thanks!!
> > BTW, Is there a similar tool for Solaris 7?
> The only one I'm aware of is wget, you can get that from sunfreeware.com.

lynx (i'm not sure where you can get binaries for solaris, but I had
them at one point) has options to fetch and store a web page as well.

	<mike


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