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Re: text ---> binary

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From: Terry Stratton
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 1990 11:24
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There is a file that works for Apple Computers.  It is called Binscii. It will
take a text file and convert it back to a working binary file or convert binary
 to text for easy transfer of files through BITNET.  You can find the file in m
any of  the listservers devoted to Apple Computers. There is probably one for t
he IBM, but since I only use Apple at home, I wouldn't know.  Hope this helps s
omewhat.  Till later, Terry
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From: UD010914@NDSUVM1.BITNET (Terry Stratton)
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Subject: Re: text ---> binary
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Date: 11 Feb 90 11:24:58 GMT
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