UNIX -> DOS conversion; ToolsInspector

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From: schmidmeier
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 19:40

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Hello UNIX-Experts,

now that I've learned frome some post a few days ago how to
search files and replace certain strings using
      cat oldfile | sed s/oldstring/newstring/g > newfile
I'm wondering whether I can convert a UNIX-file to a
DOS-file that way, by replacing all the LineFeeds with
CarriageReturn and LineFeed (\015 and \012 I think).
Using \012 as a string did not work, so what will I have to do ?


In addition to this I also have a little question for the NeXT-Experts:
The Tools Inspector shows the default application for a file 
and all possible default applications (if some more).
How can I add a new application icon to this list of applications
in order to make it the default application ?

Thanks in advance for your hints,

Rainer     schmidmeier@evax.eng.fsu.edu

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