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Copyright by Marcel Lemke
Description of public UNACE v1.1c Februari 1997
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1. Features
2. Platform compability
3. Compiling
4. Warranty
5. Latest public UNACE
6. Thanks
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1. Features
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The public version of UNACE is limited in its functionallity:
* no EMS/XMS support
* decompression dictionary limited by the target system;
this means that the 16bit version has a maximum of 32k only
* no decryption
* no wildcard-handling
2. Platform compability
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This source has been tested as 16bit and 32bit MS-DOS,
16bit and 32bit Windows (character mode)
and 32bit Amiga executable.
If you have any suggestions to make it more compatible for
other platforms tell me please:
email: mlemke6413@aol.com
3. Compiling
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To get UNACE.EXE use one of the supplied make files.
Choose a 32bit target if possible. Otherwhise there might be not enough
memory to decompress archives with dictionaries larger than 32kb.
4. Warranty
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Marcel Lemke, the author of ACE and the original source of this
extraction utility, disclaims any liability for any damage caused by:
* using or misusing this software
* any bugs introduced by modifying source or due to the
compile/link environment
You use/distribute the UNACE program compiled by you at your own risk.
The original author (Marcel Lemke) cannot be held responsible for data
loss or other damages and any consequences from this loss or damages.
5. Latest public UNACE
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Please make sure you have the latest UNACE source.
Take a look on my web-site to do so:
http://members.aol.com/mlemke6413/ace.html
6. Thanks
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A lot of thanks to Wilfred van Velzen <wilfred@aobh.xs4all.nl> for
porting UNACE to the Amiga and setting up the basic elements for
general portability this way.
Happy programming ... Marcel Lemke