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From: Thomas Lockhart <lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu>
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> I have made several attempts to download and unpack the postscript documentation
> files (such as admin.ps.gz). All these files appears to be corrupted. Can you help?

They are not corrupted in their original form. Please give more details
on what you are actually doing to get them downloaded, and what tools
you are applying to them to unpack them.

                         - Thomas