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Easy View habitats -- It turned out that Easy View ended up on CompuServe in MACDVEN #5 as EV232.SIT rather than the MACAPP library that I mentioned last week. It's also available on the Internet at <mac.archive.umich.edu> as:
/mac/util/editor/easyview2.32.cpt.hqx
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