Re: CCL:conversion between different document formats
- From: wes
%-% at %-% orgf5.bmc.uu.se (Wesley Schaal)
- Subject: Re: CCL:conversion between different document formats
- Date: Wed, 8 Nov 1995 10:21:14 +0100
Jose Luis Garcia de Paz writes:
> Dear CCL'er,
> I have been working with an IBM VM/CMS system. I have many chemistry
> documents wirtten using IBM SCRIPT/VS. Now, our IBM VM/CMS computer
> will be substituted by an UNIX computer. Also the former uses ebcdic
> and the unix uses ascii.
> Please, do you know where can i get a freeware (or very cheap) program
> that may convert an IBM script file in (i.e.): a) html file; b) LaTEX
file;
> c) Wordperfect file . Really, I need do not loose my script files.
> Any conversor will be welcome.
>
> For me, is the same a pc program or an unix program. Thank you. Regards,
> Jose
>
The standard unix utility "dd" will convert the plain text (html,
LaTEX)
for you. Look at the man page for details but you'll need to do something
like this:
dd if=inputfile of=outputfile conv=ascii
to convert from ebcdic to ascii.
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Wesley Schaal, wes %-% at %-% orgf5.bmc.uu.se
Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry
BMC, Uppsala University, Sweden