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Hi Yougee,
Thanks for the additional info.
Yes I meant decode where I wrote convert.
Trade cool,
Frans
At 09:56 19-09-98 -0500, you wrote:
>derksenf writes:
>> Jim,
>>
>> I'm beginning to understand that the problem is that my eudora e-mail
>> program doesn't convert this uue-code you mentioned. The one in .gif you
>> sent in a separate message I just had to click on and up popped the chart.
>
>If it's uuencode you mean, that's a very old, very standard, unix utility.
>Came out long before base-64 was even a dream.
>
>There are windows uuencoders/uudecoders. A search of the web should yield
>plenty.
>
>If you get a file that's uuencoded, save it to a filename, like "tmp.uu". Run
>uudecode on tmp.uu, and voila', you now have another file which is the decoded
>version.
>
>Uuencoded files include the name of the file to which they will be decoded.
>You'll notice the top of the uuencoded file will say:
>
>begin 600 filename
>
>(The number and the filename will be different, of course.) When you decode
>tmp.uu, you'll end up with a new file called "filename".
>
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