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1.1 root 1: .TH TEXTTOIP 1 5/23/85
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12: .SH NAME
13: texttoip \- convert an intertext file into interpress
14: .SH SYNOPSIS
15: .B texttoip
16: [
17: .B \-o
18: .I outputfile
19: ] [ file ... ]
20: .SH DESCRIPTION
21: .I Texttoip
22: will convert a textual representation of an interpress file (called an
23: .I intertext
24: file) into an actual interpress file. The utility
25: .IR iptotext (1)
26: generates output that is suitable to be used as input to this program.
27: If
28: .B \-o
29: is specified, the interpress codes are written to the file
30: .IR outputfile .
31: If no output file name is given, the output is written to the file
32: \*(lqintertext.ip\*(rq unless output has been redirected away from
33: the terminal. Sending interpress codes directly to a terminal is not
34: considered to be a worthwhile operation.
35: If more than one file is specified as input, the interpress
36: header is taken from the first input file and any header specifications in
37: subsequent files are ignored.
38: .SH AUTHOR
39: William LeFebvre
40: .SH "SEE ALSO"
41: iptotext(1)
42: .PP
43: Intertext\-a Textual Representation of Interpress, William LeFebvre
44: .br
45: Interpress Electronic Printing Standard, \s8XSIS\s0 048404
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