FYI - IE5 on Win2K with WinZip installed decompressed the file
automatically for me.  I followed Torsten's directions and all
is well.  It was worth the trouble - its very nice.

BTW - I've seen other versions of IE that thought .gz (or at least
.tar.gz) was for VRML.  Things got very confusing.  Gotta love em!

-david

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stefan Matthias Aust [mailto:sma at 3plus4.de]
> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 6:01 PM
> To: squeak at cs.uiuc.edu; squeak at cs.uiuc.edu
> Subject: RE: Squeak - a short overview (Bookmorph)
> 
> 
> At 23:50 08.05.00 +0200, Torsten.Bergmann at phaidros.com wrote:
> >Life is different if you use M$ products ;)
> 
> Well, to add a view points to my previous email.  Getright 
> did a correct 
> download of the .gz file.  I don't think that IE5 will automatically 
> uncompress .gz files.  You can check it by comparing the file 
> size.  The 
> compressed file is ~575k, the uncompressed ~1398k.
> 
> WinZip can open my .gz file and extract the .morph file.  
> Which then can 
> successfully opened in Squeak.  So at least in my case, I'd 
> guess that it's 
> a problem with Squeak's .gz deflater.
> 
> So sometimes, life is different, but also easier with MS products :-)
> 
> bye
>