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Subject: im.do not built? 
I've been re-building lately, and I notice that im.do and some other .do
files are never built, much less installed.  How is a person who doesn't
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Excerpts from info-andrew: 27-Jul-90 Tabs smyser@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (1268) 
> On my desk I have three computers: this MIT Project Athena workstation
with > EZ as my favorite editor, a PC on which I often use one of Word
for Windows, > Wordperfect or Epsilon, and a Mac with Word.  They're all
connected to the > net, and I have to routinely move data files and
documents > files between formats and programs. 
What method are you using to do the conversion between Word and EZ? We
have a need to do the same thing and would like to find something to do
it rather than have to work it out ourselves. 
Has anyone else got this problem? Has anyone written a convertor or have
a simple way of doing it? 
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info-andrew+@andrew.cmu.edu Subject: Eatmail sources Cc: "Raleigh F.
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I've gotten several requests for the "eatmail" program I referenced in a
previous post.  Since it hasn't yet made it onto a patch, and since it
is very short, I thought I'd post it here.  You only need two files,
Imakefile and eatmail.c -- I put them in a directory called
contrib/eatmail. 
The Imakefile looks like this: 
LOCALINCLUDES = -I${BASEDIR}/include/ams 
OBJS		=	eatmail.o 
LIBS= 	${BASEDIR}/lib/libmail.a 	${BASEDIR}/lib/liberrors.a 	${UTILLIB} 
NormalObjectRule() 
ProgramTarget(eatmail, ${OBJS}, ${LIBS} , ) 
DependTarget() 
And eatmail.c looks like this: 
/* This includes most of the code from ams/libs/ms/cvtold.c, so a better
eventual solution would be to modularize it; unfortunately, the biggest
differences are things I was able to remove to shrink the size of the
eatmail binary, but which are really needed by the message server...  
*/ 
#include <stdio.h> #include <sys/param.h> #include <sys/stat.h> #include
<andrewos.h> /* sys/types.h sys/file.h sys/time.h */ #include <system.h>
/* #include <ms.h> */ #include <mserrno.h> #include <mailconf.h>
#include <ctype.h> #include <parseadd.h> #include <pwd.h> 
extern char *malloc(), *index(); extern int errno; extern FILE *fopen();
extern char *getenv(), *getprofile(); char home[1+MAXPATHLEN]; 
long mserrcode; 
#undef AMS_RETURN_ERRCODE #define AMS_RETURN_ERRCODE(x,y,z) return(-1); 
main() {     char SpoolFileName[1 + MAXPATHLEN],
SourceDir[1+MAXPATHLEN], *SpoolFile;     int numfound = 0, errcode;    
struct passwd *pswd; 
    CheckAMSConfiguration();     pswd = getpwuid(getuid());     if