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utf8tocp is a console mode tool able to convert a UTF-8 text file into other codepages. It is also able to perform the reverse operation. utf8tocp is written in pure and simple ANSI C, should compile cleanly on virtually any possible platform. Positively verified on Linux, FreeBSD (using gcc) and FreeDOS (using Turbo C).

isolabel is a program that allows you to change volume label in ISO 9660 image file after it was already created. Moreover, you can specify ISO 9660 and Joliet volume label separately, taking advantage of fancy names in Joliet together with simpler, but longer name in ISO 9660; something that tools like mkisofs/genisoimage does not allow you to do in standard compliant way. This program is written to have minimal software dependency, and work on all platforms.

Command-line tool to decode text which has undergone MIME-typical encoding into (ISO-8859) 8-bit --- without having or parsing the relevant MIME type declarations. Decodes quoted-printable sequences; handles UTF-8, UTF-16BE, UTF-16LE; optionally translates common characters from DOS or Windows code pages or HP-Roman8 into ISO-8859-1. UCS characters can be mapped to 8-bit translation strings. Single ISO C source file, "8conv.c". Translation can be controlled through a...

This package consists of six command-line utilities that let you convert the newlines of a text file from one style to another. It currently supports CR/LF (DOS/Windows), CR (Macintosh) and LF (Unix) newlines. It doesn’t try to be “intelligent”, since that will almost always fail at some point.

Trdetz is an utility to work with TRD floppy image format, used by many TR-DOS compatible ZX-Spectrum emulators. It provides low-level operations such as disk sector read/write as well as operations with TR-DOS filesystem

Tini unix to dos, dos to unix txt format converter

basE91 is an advanced method for encoding binary data as ASCII characters. It is similar to UUencode or base64, but is more efficient. The overhead produced by basE91 depends on the input data. It amounts at most to 23% and can range down to 14%.