LHUNARC 0.96
                                 31st March, 1990

                         Fast .LZH extractor for the Amiga

                            Written by Jonathan Forbes

   Disclaimer

   I am in no way responsible for anything this program does; you are using it
entirely at your own risk, so if servile tadpoles from Vega wreak havoc in
your neighbourhood, the human race is wiped out, the universe suddenly
explodes, or some other such inconvenience occurs, don't blame me!

   If Lhunarc does have a small bug or two, it will show up as a CRC error
when you decompress a file.  If you get a CRC error, use LHARC to decompress
the file.  If LHARC *doesn't* gives you a CRC error, then you've probably
discovered a bug, and I'd be grateful if you'd inform me of this as soon as
is humanly possible.


   What is Lhunarc?

   Lhunarc is a lightning fast file extractor for LHARC archives (files with an
extension of .LZH.)  It is compatible with MS-DOS version 1.13c, and is two and
a half times as fast as Amiga Lharc 1.1, as you will soon discover.

   Lhunarc features some incredibly optimised assembly language, enabling it
to burn through any .LZH archive at high speed.  This sucker really cooks!


   Usage: LHUNARC [V] <Archive> [File...]


1) To extract all files from 'BLAH.LZH', type:
        Lhunarc BLAH.LZH
   - or -
        Lhunarc BLAH


2) To extract the files 'HELLO' and 'WORLD' from 'BLAH.LZH', type:
        Lhunarc BLAH.LZH HELLO WORLD


3) Wildcards are allowed, so the following line will cause Lhunarc to extract
   all files beginning with "Glug":
        Lhunarc Glug#?


   Directories will automatically be created if they are required.  If a file
which Lhunarc wishes to extract, already exists, you will be prompted with:

   "File exists - overwrite? (Yes/No/All/Quit):"

   Entering "Y" will overwrite the file, while entering "N" will skip the file.
Entering "A" will overwrite all files automatically from there onwards, and "Q"
will abort Lhunarc immediately.

   Lhunarc will also permit you to view the contents of archives.  Simply enter
a "V" before you enter the name(s) of the file(s) you wish to view.  For
example, the following command will view the contents of WHATEVER.LZH:

        Lhunarc V WHATEVER

   For a very brief and useless help screen, type:

        Lhunarc H


   Acknowledgements

   The original LHARC (MS