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> gunzip: GUI00.gz: not in gzip format
> Moves
> Name
> Runme
> Readme
> linux/bin/mwpae
> linux/bin/mwpaf ....

> different filesnames continued to scroll down. Then when I tried to run
the
> installation program and got this ...

> $ ./Runme

>   Did you unzip and untar the files you downloaded? (y/n) y

> Error: Nothing new to install.

> I'm lost. While I get the impression that I didn't correctly unzip the
> files, I can't understand why the filenames scrolled down. Any help would
> be much appreciated. Thanks!!

> Brian

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> If you have dowloaded using Netscape, you probably didn't know that
> Netscape unpacks (gunzips) while downloading saving the file with it's
> original extension. So after dowloading, you don't have a commpressed file
> anymore.

> > If you have dowloaded using Netscape, you probably didn't know that
> > Netscape unpacks (gunzips) while downloading saving the file with it's
> > original extension. So after dowloading, you don't have a commpressed
file
> > anymore.

> You can fix that with an X resource:

>    Netscape*encodingFilters:

> That unsets the default value of:

>    *encodingFilters:                         \
>         x-compress :  : .Z     : uncompress -c  \n\
>         compress   :  : .Z     : uncompress -c  \n\
>         x-gzip     :  : .z,.gz : gzip -cdq      \n\
>         gzip       :  : .z,.gz : gzip -cdq      \n

> See Netscape.ad in the NS installation directory for details.

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> Stephen Chadfield
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