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Started by Eric Brunson
Sun, 13 Sep 1992 20:35
Macintosh based text file converter. mac<>unix<>dos
Author: Eric Brunson
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1992 20:35
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1992 20:35
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I'm looking for someone to test a mac based drag and drop application that will auto recognize and translate end of line from unix<>mac<>dos. It was a quick hack for myself, then I prettied it up for the people in my office. I just want someone to run it through the wringer before I post it. Email me if interested, and I will send it to you, along with more about the application. -- Eric Brunson | eric@vistachrome.com | These opinions are mine alone, but brunson@math.fsu.edu | they could be yours for a low monthly fee.
Re: Macintosh based text file converter. mac<>unix<>dos
Author: Eric Brunson
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 17:25
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 17:25
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eric@homebase.vistachrome.com (Eric Brunson) writes: >I'm looking for someone to test a mac based drag and drop application >that will auto recognize and translate end of line from unix<>mac<>dos. >It was a quick hack for myself, then I prettied it up for the people in >my office. I just want someone to run it through the wringer before I >post it. >Email me if interested, and I will send it to you, along with more about >the application. I'm really sorry that I forgot to mention this inthe original post, but... The application requires System 7. It uses the FSp file calls which are not available before that version of the system. I know it's lame not to write backwards compatible code, and it was even more lame that I forgot to say this in the original post, but I'm real sorry. Anyway, I've started mailing copies to people and am thinking about allowing people to dial in and download from my sparc. So, I'm still answering all requests keep them coming. Thanks and sorry, Eric -- Eric Brunson | eric@vistachrome.com | These opinions are mine alone, but brunson@math.fsu.edu | they could be yours for a low monthly fee.
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