By using lharc, I was able to get the entire p2c distribution on a single
disk with room left over for my standard distribution files and a few of
the README files for workbench browsers.  To recover the original p2c
distribution tree, you will need the lharc program, which unfortunately
there was not room to include.  However, it is now so widespread that it
is unlikely that this will be a problem for you.  To extract the files
run a command of the form:

	lharc -x -a -m x p2c.lzh

Note that the -x and -a flags are required to preserve the original
filenames and attributes, and the -m flag is to prevent lharc from
driving you nuts with requests to create directories.

-Fred  ><>
 14-Apr-90