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morgan@ooc.uva.nl (Chris Morgan/RIKS) writes:

>I have recently downloaded mcvert-15.shar from sumex and I have sh'd and made
>it etc without problems. But I am trying to find out how to use it correctly.
>No documentation came with it so I am at a bit of a loss.


I'm pretty sure there is a mcvert.1 file included. It contains the
documentation. I think you have to put this file into some man/man1
directory, make sure your MANPATH knows about it and type "man mcvert"
to see the documentation. It should look like this:

MCVERT(LOCAL)     MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES      MCVERT(LOCAL)



NAME
     mcvert - BinHex 4.0 to MacBinary file conversion utility

SYNOPSIS
     mcvert [-options] name... [[-options] name...]...

DESCRIPTION
     The mcvert program translates MacIntosh files from one  for-
     mat  to  another.   The  primary  formats in which MacIntosh
     files are represented on non-Macs are:

     MacBinary:
          An eight  bit  wide  representation  of  the  data  and
          resource  forks  of  a  Mac file and of relevant Finder
          information, MacBinary files are  recognized  as  "spe-
          cial"  by  several MacIntosh terminal emulators.  These...

If you cannot get it working I could send you the documentation by
e-mail.

Greetings, Fiete
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