DMS
Kjetil Svalastog Matheussen
> What I had in mind was extract/read the DMS file so I could use the files on my
> PC.It contains OctaMED MODS and I'd like to use them in OctaMED SoundStudio for
> PC. The MODS are the tunes from Lotus III. If anyone could help me with that and
> e-mail them to me and/or post them to this group, I'd appreciate it VERY much.
> I've attatched the file to this message.
>
Here you are:
http://ftp.uni-paderborn.de/pub/aminet/util/arc/xDMS.lha
You have to start up Ms-dos, but I guess thats not a big problem.
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Kjetil Svalastog Matheussen
> On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, Freddy Paulsen wrote:
>
> > What I had in mind was extract/read the DMS file so I could use the files on my
> > PC.It contains OctaMED MODS and I'd like to use them in OctaMED SoundStudio for
> > PC. The MODS are the tunes from Lotus III. If anyone could help me with that and
> > e-mail them to me and/or post them to this group, I'd appreciate it VERY much.
> > I've attatched the file to this message.
> >
> Here you are:
> http://ftp.uni-paderborn.de/pub/aminet/util/arc/xDMS.lha
>
I forgot one thing. You allso need to use the following program:
http://www.chromerhino.demon.co.uk/adfopus/
The first program translates the dms file into an adf file (as Trond
described), and the second program is a nice program for extracting
files from adf files.
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Freddy Paulsen
favorite music on the Amiga
Gerald Yuen
wrote:
[snip]
>I've attatched the file to this message.
Please don't do this again. If I wanted to download a binary, I would've
subscribed to a binary newsgroup.
Gerald.
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Freddy Paulsen
message has an attatchment
Mika Yrjola
> Then just click "stop" or select another message header when you realise
> that the message has an attatchment
In general it's rather inpolite to make several hundreds or thousands
of users to manually stop downloading a message which contains
something they do not want to waste their download time, instead of
just doing like it's been done a long time; putting file available on
www/ftp server or posting it to a binary newsgroup.
Sure, it gives a bit more trouble to _one_ person, but saves the time
of hundreds or thousands of other persons, which is rather sensible...
> Gerald Yuen wrote:
>
> > In message <388E2764...@c2i.net>, on 25-Jan-00 21:48:36,
> > <fre...@c2i.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> > [snip]
> > >I've attatched the file to this message.
> >
> > Please don't do this again. If I wanted to download a binary, I would've
> > subscribed to a binary newsgroup.
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Hans Guijt
>Then just click "stop" or select another message header when you realise that
>the message has an attatchment
Some people (like me) download all the news in a single batch, without having
to click on each and every header. The messages are then read offline. With
telephone costs being what they are, this strategy makes a lot of sense -
except when people start posting big binaries. So please don't do that.
Hans Guijt
Angus Manwaring
I'm in exactly the same situation and feel exactly the same way.
All the best,
Angus Manwaring. (for e-mail remove ANTISPEM)
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