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Date: Sun 20-Mar-1991 15:48:24 From: prie@escher.cc.rochester.edu (Tod Rieger) Subject: DOS (and /usr/lib) 1) To copy a text file to a DOS disk while adding carriage-returns to the end of each line, use the stream editor: sed -e s/$/^M/ $1 > /DOS/$1 (To type the ^M character, type ^V (ie, control-V) first -- either within vi or at the Unix prompt. The $1 denotes your file's name.) 2) Could someone tell me what the /usr/lib subdirectories database, indexing, and transcript are used for? Until NeXTime.
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