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Actually I used the j option with tar and it opened up quite nicely.
thank you.
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, Chris Norman wrote:

> You need WinRAR or Winzip, set the associations and then you can just hit 
> enter on it, or you can just use the file>open (CTRL+O) command to open it.
<snip>