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Subject: Re: [SLUG] split and join? whoops
From: Ben Donohue <donohueb@nospam.bvm.com.au>
Date: Sun, 18 Jun 2000 18:01:17 +1000
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Ben Donohue wrote:

> thanks all,
> what i wanted was a quick way to transfer a large compressed file to another
> system that is not networked yet.
> so just cutting it up to a couple of floppies and then moving them over was
> the trick.
> cut and cat.
> i just didn't know the command to connect them up again.
> i would never have thought of cat.
> now i know, thanks again all.

whoops make that split and cat!


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References:
- [SLUG] split and join?
  - From: Ben Donohue <donohueb@nospam.bvm.com.au>
- Re: [SLUG] split and join?
  - From: "Ian Ward" <ian@nospam.cyberpro.com.au>
- Re: [SLUG] split and join?
  - From: Ben Donohue <donohueb@nospam.bvm.com.au>

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