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From:	rjvdboon AT cs DOT vu DOT nl (Boon van der RJ)
Subject:	Re: Sed
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Nathan L. Cutler (library AT ssd DOT anet DOT cz) wrote:
: I apologize for posting this inane question to the list, but I'd really 
: appreciate a kind answer:

: I installed Sed on my MS-DOS computer with the intention of using it to 
: convert Unix text files to DOS text files.  There seems to be a complete 
: lack of documentation.  I understand that I probably need to type 
: something like sed -e "some weird regexps here" infile > outfile but I 
: don't know the regexp for converting LF to CR/LF.

if you only want to do that, you could use:
utod.exe (unix to dos, it's in binutils I believe)
dtou.exe (dos to unix,             "             )

or you could grab anything else which does that from the net.
(personally I use FLIP (found it on simtel/msdos/txtutil, with several others))

: Can anyone help me out here?  Also, if anybody knows where I can get docs 
: or a man page on Sed, I'd really appreciate that, too.

Don't know anything about Sed, sorry about that :-)

With regards: Robert

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