User's Guide for MS-DOS Clients

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Basic Reference
Using UNIX System Commands
When entered without the -d or -u parameter, ud converts a MS-DOS file to
UNIX system format or a UNIX system file to MS-DOS format. If you do
not redirect the output to a second file, the file is converted, and its text is
displayed on your screen. You can also use a pipe ( | ) to send a reformatted
file to a program.
Examples
• To convert a UNIX system file named text.unx to MS-DOS format, and place the
output in a file named text.dos, type:
ud -d text.unx text.dos
• To convert a UNIX system file named unixtext to OS/2 format, then sort the file
and place the output in a file named text.srt, type:
ud -d unitext | sort > text.srt
See Also
For information about See
Using the ud command Appendix C, “Connecting to a
LAN Manager for UNIX Systems
Server”
Other UNIX system
commands
Uchmod, Udir, Uren
Executing UNIX system
commands
Netrun