(c) AMUNIX V1.03 - February 1993

				    By

				Mark Price

Amunix was written after several attempts to transfer text-files from both
the PC and from UNIX systems. PC's use a combination of CR+LF's whereas 
the Amiga simply uses LF's.

I wrote this programme to strip the original file of these extra CR's, but
with out it affecting the format of the text file. It was also a chance to
play with Hisofts Hi-Speed Pascal.

Operation
*********

Amunix	
	Returns A Few Help Lines.

Amunix -r <filename>

	Strips C/R's from <filename> and writes back to file <filename>.
	
Amunix <Source> <Destination>

	Strips C/R's from <Source> File and Writes To <Destination> File.

Amunix -r <WildCard>

	Strips C/R's from any file fitting the <WildCard> And Writes
	Back To The File Of The Same Name.


Changes -- From Version 1.02
****************************

a.	Previous version would not allow output file to be the same as the
	Input Filename.

	Using the switch -r <filename>, Amunix will rename the input file
	as Amunix.Temp and then carry out the conversion on this file.
	On completing it will delete the Temporary file and leave the
	orginal without CR's.

b.	Previous Version did not return an error if file did not exist. V1.02
	will return the error 'File <filename> Does Not exist'. If the
	programme encounters any sort of error. I am hoping to exand the
	error handling capabilities in the near future.


c.	Previous Version did not allow the use of Wild Cards.

Mark Price

Mail:

	mprice@sequent.com
	mprice@sequent.co.uk
	m.a.price@herts.ac.uk

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	England

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