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From: Chris Overbeek <coverbeek@comshare.com>
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Subject: bin.ai, bin.cc
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 96 17:09:00 EST
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Is there any way I can get these files with a different extension?

For some *stupid* reason, Netscape (my only means of ftp right now)   
thinks .ai is a postscript file, and screws up the checksum.  I tried to   
change that, but the damn app insists on defaulting to it's own ways.   
 (same with bin.cc, it thinks it is a text file....)

Any help is appreciated...
Chris