UUUUNNNNDDDDOOOOSSSS((((1111))))		OOOOmmmmeeeennnn TTTTeeeecccchhhhnnnnoooollllooooggggyyyy	IIIINNNNCCCC ((((OOOOMMMMEEEENNNN))))	      UUUUNNNNDDDDOOOOSSSS((((1111))))     NNNNAAAAMMMMEEEE	  undos,tounix,todos,tocpm,tomac,unmac,unparity	- Change ASCII	  file format for target operating system     SSSSYYYYNNNNOOOOPPPPSSSSIIIISSSS	  uuuunnnnddddoooossss	[ ----ssss ] [ file ...]	  ttttoooouuuunnnniiiixxxx [ ----ssss ]	[ file ...]	  ttttooooddddoooossss	[ ----ssss ] [ file ...]	  ttttooooccccppppmmmm	[ ----ssss ] [ file ...]	  uuuunnnnmmmmaaaacccc	[ ----ssss ] [ file ...]	  ttttoooommmmaaaacccc	[ ----ssss ] [ file ...]	  uuuunnnnppppaaaarrrriiiittttyyyy [ file ...]     DDDDEEEESSSSCCCCRRRRIIIIPPPPTTTTIIIIOOOONNNN	  UUUUnnnnddddoooossss	and ttttoooouuuunnnniiiixxxx convert DOS or CP/M format source files to	  Unix format by deleting carriage returns preceding linefeeds	  and eliminating characters starting with CPMEOF (^Z).	  TTTTooooddddoooossss	converts Unix format source files to DOS format	by	  adding a carriage return (if not already present) before	  each linefeed, and eliminates	characters starting with	  CPMEOF (^Z).	TTTTooooccccppppmmmm additionally appends CPMEOF (^Z)	  characters to	the resulting file to make the file length a	  multiple of the 128 byte CP/M	record length.	  Any combination of uuuunnnnddddoooossss,,,, ttttooooddddoooossss,,,, or ttttooooccccppppmmmm (without flags)	  may be applied to a proper ASCII file	without	destroying	  information.	Lone carriage returns used to force	  overprinting are not translated to CR/LF pairs.	  UUUUnnnnmmmmaaaacccc	converts files with lines terminated only by carriage	  return to Unix format.  UUUUnnnnmmmmaaaacccc	should only be used to	  translate files whose	lines are terminated by	lone carriage	  returns.	  TTTToooommmmaaaacccc	converts Unix format files to Macintosh	format (lines	  terminated by	carriage return	only).	  The optional flag ----ssss Strips the parity bit on	all characters	  and discards all resulting characters	with values less than	  7.	  UUUUnnnnppppaaaarrrriiiittttyyyy strips the parity bit from each character and	  writes the result unconditionally.	  The access and modification times of the modified files are	  set to those of the original files.	  Without filenames, the programs act as filters.     DDDDIIIIAAAAGGGGNNNNOOOOSSSSTTTTIIIICCCCSSSS	  Refuses to translate files in	which "binary" characters     Page 1					      (printed 7/4/97)     UUUUNNNNDDDDOOOOSSSS((((1111))))		OOOOmmmmeeeennnn TTTTeeeecccchhhhnnnnoooollllooooggggyyyy	IIIINNNNCCCC ((((OOOOMMMMEEEENNNN))))	      UUUUNNNNDDDDOOOOSSSS((((1111))))	  (less	than 7 or greater than 127) are	seen before EOF	or	  CPMEOF unless	the ----ssss option is used.	Refuses	to translate	  files	with ultra long	lines.	Refuses	to translate special	  files.     NNNNOOOOTTTTEEEESSSS	  Should be executed with the current directory	in the same	  filesystem as	the target files for minimum disk i/o.	An	  extra	copy operation is required for files with multiple	  links.     BBBBUUUUGGGGSSSS	  Does not detect short	files without linefeeds.  UUUUnnnnmmmmaaaacccc	and	  ttttoooommmmaaaacccc	cannot handle files with CR-only overprinting.	(ASCII	  allows either	LF or CR/LF to delimit lines, but not CR.)     SSSSEEEEEEEE AAAALLLLSSSSOOOO	  yam(omen), zcomm(omen), rz(omen), sz(omen)     Page 2					      (printed 7/4/97)