ref. Nulib324.zip

Nulib 3.24 -- a portable NuFX archiver by Andy McFadden
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NuFX archives are Apple II and Apple IIGS archive formats.  This
is the PKZIP of the Apple II world.  You'll find many Apple II
BBSs and services maintain their libraries with ShrinkIt.  Nulib
is a program that can extract from these archives.  These are
typically named with the extension .SHK.  You can alternatively
identify NuFX archives by examining the first four bytes of a file.
If it says "NuFx", you probably have one.  The "u" and the "x" are
in high ASCII, so you will probably see a fishhook and the greek
letter omega on an MS-DOS machine.

This is the version compiled with Borland C++ 3.1, with some slight
changes made to get it to work.  The only significant operating 
changes are that the NULIBOPT environment variable takes NONVERBOSE 
and NONINTERACTIVE rather than VERBOSE and INTERACTIVE.  This EXE 
defaults to verbose and interactive operation, as this is a little 
more friendly if you are not a unix user.

Quick Docs (read NULIB.DOC for the real thing)
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To extract, type NULIB X FILENAME.SHK, where FILENAME.SHK is the
archive.  The files and their subdirectories will be extracted to
the current directory.

To see the contents of an archive, type NULIB TV FILENAME.SHK.
This will produce a verbose listing of the archive directory.
It will list and identify the filetype and auxtype of the files
as well.

Type NULIB H for help.

[Dave Seah 01/25/93]