FIXTEXT 0.99 (WIN32)  -  Copyright 1989-2010 Burton Systems Software.
POB 4157, Cary, NC 27519 USA.  1-919-481-0149  Email: http://www.burtonsys.com/email/

This program fixes the format of a text file, no matter what kind of strange
end-of-line delimiting convention was used.  The file date is preserved, but
the archive attribute will be set.

Usage:  fixtext [options] infile [outfile]
Where [options] can be zero or more of:
    -ctrlz  to put a ctrl-Z at the end of output file
    -ignore ignore ctrl-Z (treat 'em like any other text charactgers)
    -cr     output file should have carriage-returns only (Mac style)
    -lf     output file should have line-feeds only (Unix style)
    (unless you specify "-cr" or "-lf" all lines will end in cr/lf)
    -o      write error messages to stdout (normally they go to stderr)
If you don't specify outfile, fixtext will create a file called FIXTEXT$.TMP
for the output, then it will delete the input file and rename FIXTEXT$.TMP
to the name of the input file.

Example:  for %f in (*.c,*.h,makefile) do fixtext %f
     or:  for %f in (*.txt) do fixtext -lf %f *.lf

Fixtext returns with the DOS errorlevel set to 1 in the event of an error
(e.g., disk full), or set to 2 for a really severe error.
