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From: cfbd@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwaite)
Subject: Re: help...how do you watch these things?
Date: 1996/11/02
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Eli Ganam (ganam@power.net) wrote:
> Hi cfbd@southern.co.nz...
>
>
>
> c(D>               Tips on viewing .vt animations with MSDOS
>
> c(D> 4) I then use a CRLF conversion program, such as FLIP.EXE, which
>
> c(D>    converts the line endings in the file from the Unix ending ( LF
>
> c(D>    linefeed only ) to the MSDOS line endings which end in CRLF (
>
> c(D>    Carriage Return plus Linefeed ).
>
>
>
> C>> FLIP -mvb FILENAME.VT
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>

> What's FLIP ?

A convertor that converts Unix type line endings (Carriage Return/Linefeed)
to MSDOS or vice versa.


> Can you UUEncode FLIP.EXE and send it here ?

No. It is a binary executable file and is available at FTP sites. 

Bye,