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.TH euctosjis 1 "22 Sept 1998"
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.SH NAME
euctosjis - converts the encoding of characters 
from Extended UNIX Code (EUC) to a Shift-JIS (S-JIS) encoding.
.SH SYNOPSIS
.ft4
.nf
euctosjis  [-aderzw] [file]
.SH OPTIONS
.SS -a
If an input  character has an invalid EUC encoding, 
the euctosjis command aborts.
.SS -e
If an input character has an invalid EUC encoding, conversion to S-JIS 
cannot be performed for this character. However, the euctosjis command 
continues its conversion process for all subsequent characters.
.SS -d
All conversions from EUC to S-JIS are performed within the input file.
.SS -r
Converts a UNIX system file to the DOS file format by converting 
every newline to a carriage return followed by a newline.  
Additionally a control-Z character is emitted as the last character 
in the file.
.SS -z
Ignore or do not emit a control-Z at end of file.
.SS -w
A wide character space is converted to two ASCII spaces.
.SH EXAMPLES
To convert all the EUC encoded characters in file-e to 
S-JIS encoded characters and redirect the output to file-s, type the 
following command:
.sp.5
	euctosjis file-e file-s
.sp.5
To convert all the EUC encoded characters in datafile to S-JIS encoding,
type the following command:.
.sp.5
	euctosjis -d datafile
.SH SEE ALSO
sjistoeuc