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From: Gary Chrysler <tcg@ime.net>
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Subject: Re: perhaps i am just stupid.
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Don Yuniskis wrote:
> 
> It seems that Gary Chrysler said:
> >
> > There *must* be some major confusion between us!
> 
> Yes, the major f*ckup was my assumption that the files were of the form
>         bin.000, bin.001, bin.002, etc.
> (I use a split(1) that creates files named thusly instead of bin.aa,
> bin.ab, bin.ac, etc.)    <:-)
> 

Awe, Ok.. That explains alot.. :)

The rest is moot now..

-Enjoy
Gary
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