[ale] Batch processing text files

[Randal Jarrett]

Thanks for jumping on this so quick.

These suggestions are great but but I forgot to mention that
there are almost a hundred dirs/subdirs and I need to maintain
the structure.

The converted files and structure can be built and then transfered
complete.

I should have outlined the problem better. not only do the files need
to be converted and the structure maintained but many of the files and
dirs have spaces in the names!!


On Thu, 2007-12-06 at 18:08 -0500, Paul Cartwright wrote:

> On Thu December 6 2007, Randal Jarrett wrote:
> > Does anyone know of a existing utility to batch convert text files from
> > unix (lf) to dos
> > (cr/lf) format and sending the resultant file to a new location??
> 
> oh...my...goodness:) no one has asked that in years:)
> http://www.shareup.com/Unix2Dos-download-35984.html
> 
> Unix2Dos - Batch utility that converts Unix text file line endings to Dos.
> Unix2Dos converts Unix text file line endings to Dos line endings in batch 
> fashion. Unix2Dos is superior to the built in unix command that is incapable 
> of processing more than 10000 or so files without running out of command 
> space. Written to fill a need for a Windows-based to modify line-endings on 
> large numbers of text files after they have undergone OCR processig on Unix 
> systems.
> 

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Randal Jarrett  <rsj at radio.org>
RSJ Consulting, Inc
Hernando, FL
(352) 419-0112


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