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Hi (yet again),

On Feb 2, 6:56=A0pm, Rugxulo <rugx DOT  DOT  DOT  AT gmail DOT com> wrote:
>
> http://rugxulo.googlepages.com/7ZDEC.ZIP
>
> That actually has several compiles (for variety), but I suggest the
> OpenWatcom one since it's smallest (although it's SFNs only, but in
> this case that doesn't matter, I made sure everything is 8.3 clean).
> So you can even put the decoder on the same floppy as the main archive
> (which I consider a "good thing"). Note that I've tested it on my 486
> w/ 8 MB RAM total, and it does decompress correctly in under three
> minutes. (Previously I was using UHarc, which is slightly better but
> closed src, needed 24 MB of RAM, and was slower.)

I forgot to mention that you probably have to stub the 7ZDECWAT.EXE
binary via either STUBX (D3X) or STUBIT (WDOSX) since it needs DPMI.
(Pure DOS usually doesn't have DPMI except DR-DOS 7.03.) Just a small
nit, but something to be aware of. (I need to make a note of that on
my page. It was a last minute change I forgot about, doh.)

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