NOLF.com version 1.0

                         by
                    Jack A. Orman
                    Copyright 1988

	This program is used to process a text file that is stored in
ASCII format and converts all of the carriage return/line feed
pairs ($0D,$0A) into carriage returns only ($0D). This is necessary
for the files to be displayed properly on many word processors used
by the Macintosh (and others). Also, some computer networks require
that you upload text with a carriage return only at the end of each
line.

Proper syntax for using NOLF.com is:

      NOLF <d:readfile> <d:writefile> <ENTER>

where d: is the drive and an optional path, readfile is the name
of the ASCII text file to be read, and writefile is the name of the
ASCII text file that you wish to save the converted file to. If the
writefile already exists, CRLF will write over it with no warning.

Note: DO NOT use NOLF for files that are larger than 62k bytes.
      Break larger files into sections that are less than 62k and
      process them separately.