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by dzone
by rogerndgreen
Novell's file compression is merely to save space whilst not in use. The files are uncompressed on the fly when a client accesses them.
If they were not compressed by Novell's storage, then a third party will have been used, and the fact the fileswere on a Novell server is irrelevant.
The most common format is ZIP which is native to PKZIP or WINZIP and supported by practically all compression programs.
Others are ARJ, RAR, LHA, ARC. If the files were used by a Mac, then they may well be Stuffit archives.
You haven't really given enough information for me to help any more at this stage
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