Date:    11 Feb 83 14:20:17 EST  (Fri)
From:	 Ben Goldfarb <goldfarb.ucf-cs@Rand-Relay>
Subject: note: crify.c
To:	 W8SDZ@BRL

The documentation is nonexistent, but this is just a simple 
filter that inserts a '\r' every time it encounters a '\n' in
the target file.  I use it as part of a shell script that
looks like this:

#! /bin/csh -f
#
#  Handle newlines, squeeze, and transmit a Unix text file
#
crify <$1 >$1.tmp
mv $1.tmp $1
sq $1
umodem -sbl $1.QQQ


(or something like that.  If you don't have the C Shell, it will
work just as well with the Bourne Shell with appropriate syntax
changes.)