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Unix to EBCDIC conversion
Hi,
I am using HPUX 11. There is a command to convert Unix formatted data to Dos formatted data called 'ux2dos'. Is there a similar command to convert Unix formatted data to EBCDIC format? Many thanks Helen  |
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