Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 7 Nov 1994.
Info for UUencode please
alt.ascii-art
· 7 messages · 7 Nov 1994 - 14 Nov 1994
Hi everybody, I'm new to this newsgroup, so obviosly I have some questions. 1. What is UUencode that everybody is talking about and what is it used for? When I tried to see the Pearl Jam logo for example, with TYPE it didn't work. 2. Where can I get the program? Please E-mail me. Lots of thanks Boris of Macedonia bvs...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
In article <199...@ultb.isc.rit.edu> bvs...@vaxc.isc.rit.edu writes: >From: bvs...@vaxc.isc.rit.edu >Subject: Info for UUencode please >Date: Mon, 7 Nov 1994 14:04:35 GMT >Hi everybody, >I'm new to this newsgroup, so obviosly I have some questions. >1. What is UUencode that everybody is talking about and what is it used for? >When I tried to see the Pearl Jam logo for example, with TYPE it didn't work. >2. Where can I get the program? >Please E-mail me. >Lots of thanks >Boris of Macedonia >bvs...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu I would also like to get the program
>I'm new to this newsgroup, so obviosly I have some questions. You're new? Then you didn't know, we don't allow questions on here. :^) >1. What is UUencode that everybody is talking about and what is it used for? >When I tried to see the Pearl Jam logo for example, with TYPE it didn't work. UUencode is a high-bit conversion program. That means that it takes files that use 8-bit bytes, and converts them to 7-bit bytes. This is necessary because not all parts of the Net can handle 8-bit files. >2. Where can I get the program? UU is available for Unix, DOS, and Mac (that I know of). I can't think of a site that has it off hand. But I imagine if you use a search and retrieve program, you can get what you need. -- /%%%%%%% /%%%%% /%%%%%%% /%%%%%%% /%%%%% /%%%%% /%%%%%%% /%%%%%%% /%% /%% / %%_ %%/ %%__// %%_ %%/ %%_ %%/ %%__// %%__// %%_ %%/ %%_ %%| %%::::| %% | %%:|__/| %%:::| %%:| %%| %%:| %%| %%:::| %%:::| %%:| %%| %%:| %%| %%::::| %% | %%%%%%%| %%:::| %%%%%%%| %%%%%%%| %%%%:| %%:::| %%%%%%%| %%:| %%| %%:/%%| %% |___ %%| %%:::| %%__ %%| %% %%_/| %%_/:| %%:::| %% %%_/| %%:| %%| %%| %%| %% :/%%| %%| %%:::| %%:| %%| %%\ %%:| %%:::| %%:::| %%\ %%:| %%:| %%| %%| %%| %% / %%%%%%%| %%%%%| %%:| %%| %%:\ %%| %%%%%| %%%%%| %%:\ %%| %%%%%%%| %%%%%%%%%% |_______/|_____/|__/:|__/|__/::\_/|_____/|_____/|__/::\_/|_______/|__________/ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Bob Allison (bob...@wwa.com) wrote: >>2. Where can I get the program? > UU is available for Unix, DOS, and Mac (that I know of). I can't Even though Commodore is pretty much dead, I believe I'm still under contractual obligation as an Amiga owner to point out that there are several uu[de/en]code programs for the Amiga. They range from versions that work just like the Unix command(what I like) to ones with nice GUI's for people who'd rather point 'n click their way through life. HTH. -- Oh? grrrr!
bob...@wwa.com (Bob Allison) writes: > UUencode is a high-bit conversion program. That means that it takes >files that use 8-bit bytes, and converts them to 7-bit bytes. This is >necessary because not all parts of the Net can handle 8-bit files. >>2. Where can I get the program? > UU is available for Unix, DOS, and Mac (that I know of). I can't >think of a site that has it off hand. But I imagine if you use a search >and retrieve program, you can get what you need. uudecode/uuencode is standard unix /usr/bin armoury, of course. ftp.isu.edu :: /pub/figlet/util/uue.tar.Z (19883) and uue.uue (29736 bytes) This, of course, is the offical figlet site, and this version apparently handles figlet fonts much better than most other uuen/decoders. Versions for dos are available lots of places, but try SimTel (or its mirrors): oak.oakland.edu :: /SimTel/msdos/decode/uuexe532.zip (and a few others in that directory, but this one is recommended). Don't know about the mac, but as Bob says, it's available. [Another great scarecrow sig deleted] Cheers Tony /~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/~\ | Tony Nugent Griffith University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia| _ | | Email: T.N...@sct.gu.edu.au tnu...@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au | @|| \__________________________________________________________________\_/| / Pull here for the full .sig or use finger on the second address / ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Argh! Sorry about this - I hate following to something I just
followed up :)
I just wanted to throw this in... it's a dos uudecoder - yes,
THIS file is a dos .com program!
Just cut it out between the lines, save it as <filename>.com
(like uud.com), and run it over your uuencoded file!
This is NOT a uuencoded file - it is an executable dos file!
And it works! :-)
Very handy for those situations where you need to send a
uuencoded file to someone who doesn't have a uudecoder.
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Enjoy!
Cheers
Tony
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Email: T.N...@sct.gu.edu.au tnu...@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au
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Hola mundo. Bob Allison <bob...@wwa.com> wrote: > UUencode is a high-bit conversion program. That means that it takes >files that use 8-bit bytes, and converts them to 7-bit bytes. This is ??????????? >necessary because not all parts of the Net can handle 8-bit files. Oops! 6-bit bytes I guess. Bye... ++Vitoco -- Lic. Victor A. Parada __ __ Universidad Tecnica Ingenieria Civil en Informatica o-''))_____\\ Federico Santa Maria, mailto:vpa...@inf.utfsm.cl "--__/ * * * ) Valparaiso, CHILE. http://www.inf.utfsm.cl/~vparada/ c_c__/-c____/ +56 32 626364 x431 :-)
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