UUhtml 0.91b
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 This is a small ARexx utility for use with files obtained with AMosaic.

 It removes the extraneous data from UUencoded files saved within AMosaic,
 therefore enabling you to extract the pictures/binary/sound/whatever from
 them.

Requirements:

 Amiga <duh>
 ARexx, AMosaic.

 UUxT recommended.

Installation:

 Just copy it to 's:', that's probably best.

Usage:

       UUhtml IN <input_file> [OUT <output_file>]
                 [add] [length <line_length>]
                 [decode] [dest <destination_dir>]


Examples:

       UUhtml IN frish.html.uu OUT frish.uu

 will put a corrected uuencoded file called 'frish.uu' in the current
 directory.

       UUhtml IN frish.html.uu1

 will make a corrected uuencoded file called 't:out'

       UUhtml IN frish.html.uu2 ADD DECODE

 will add the results of correction of 'frish.html.uu2' to whatever
 already exists in 't:out' and decode it, if you have 'uuxt' in your path.
 
       UUhtml IN frish.html.uu DECODE DEST t:

 will correct the file, put it in 't:out', and decode it to 't:' as long
 as you have 'uuxt' in your path.

Extras:

 If a file just doesn't work at all, try adding the 'length' parameter,
 for example:

       UUhtml in longline.html.uu LENGTH 62

 Some UUencoders use a 62 character length line, just to really confuse
 people. Hmph.

 You don't have to use upper case for the ARGUMENTS, i just do it for
 clarity.  And so you feel like i'm shouting at you :P

Problems:

 It doesn't work perfectly (which is why it's beta) but it seems to
 work best on single part jpegs (I've only tried it on pictures :)
 It works well enough for me to use on a regular basis, anyway.

 There may be UUencoders it doesn't recognise (at the mo, it knows
 7 types) so if you find one, drop me a line giving details of it...

Notes:

 No guarantees of any kind, standard disclaimer applies.  I trust it,
 myself :)

 Get UUxT from aminet:util/arc/uuxt30b.lha
 It's very very very good.

 UUhtml is stuffware - if you like it, send me some stuff, or buy some
 stuff, or sell some stuff. or write some stuff, or do some stuff.
 Funny word, that, eh?

Contact:

 Email: phil@curve.demon.co.uk          (home - quickest answer)
        P.R.Stewart-Jones@derby.ac.uk   (university)

 Real:  Philip Stewart-Jones,
        'Langdale',
        Church Street,
        Whittington,
        Near Lichfield,
        Staffs,
        WS14 9LE

 If you want to send me an A4000/040, a keg of Guinness, or Lush's first
 album, please do! :)

Hey, a flashy signature:

 Yup.

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