Re: unix bonehead needs help
From Nicholas Ambrose <na...@doc.ic.ac.uk>
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· 11 Nov 1993 13:51 · View full thread
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In article <2bs4an$ik...@pandora.sdsu.edu>, tal...@sunstroke.sdsu.edu (Drew Talley) writes: |> I'm logging into my unix system from a Mac, and these animations are |> becoming quite a trauma. Anyone with any suggestions on how to |> unencode these things? I have to telnet into the unix, if that matters. |> I'd really appreciate it if someone could provide me a step by |> step method to deal with these. |> |> thanks |> |> Drew |> do you mean uudeode these things ? if so, all you need to do is to save the news file off to a file. then strip off all text befor the line 'begin' and after the line 'end'. now re-save it, and use uudecode <fname> ie uudecode ascii.art this should create a uu-decoded file. hope this helps. Nick -- Watson's Law: The reliability of machinery is inversely proportional to the number and significance of any persons watching it.
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