09-07-2004
Re: RTF files can they be converted once they are on linux system
Quote:
Originally posted by moxxx68
mount -t vfat ascii /dev/hda1 /mnt ... will this work and will it strip : [/B]
The mount statement is for the filesystem. such as DOS, or FAT or ext2. I do not believe using
ascii would do anything but give you an error. check the man page for the
mount command. Check in the
man mount area for
conv=t[ext] text CRLF<-->NL translation is performed on all files
For converting rtf (Rich Text Format) you can try,
Antiword or
RTF to LaTeX converter or even
Abiword
&
UnRTF
Last edited by locustfurnace; 09-26-2004 at 03:51 AM..
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