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CVT
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CVT is a utility that converts a text file containing numbers and
punctuation characters into a file containing only text characters and
*words* spelling out the numbers and almost all of the punctuation. As a
example, the target file containing: 1,2,3! would be converted into a file
containing:
ONECOMMATWOCOMMATHREEEXCLAMATIONPOINT.
This utility is part of the shareware *ONETIME* file security package. It is
intended to convert text files containing numbers and punctuation into a
form that can be completely encoded by the text-encoding portion of
*ONETIME*, OT. If CVT were not used, all the numbers and punctuation in the
original "plaintext" file would be lost when the file was encoded. Of
course, if the FCODE file-encoder is used, then CVT is not necessary.
CVT works as a stand-alone utility, but there would be no purpose in using it
apart from its function in *ONETIME*. To invoke CVT, type: cvt filename,
where filename is the name of the target file to convert. The converted file
is named FILE.CVT, and the original file is not deleted. It is suggested
that ZDEL be used to delete both the original file and the converted file, as
appropriate after encoding.
The C source code for CVT is included for use and modification by interested
programmers, if the permission of the author is obtained.
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M\Cooper
3425 Chestnut Ridge Rd.
Grantsville, MD 21536-9801
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