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Subject: Question: Where can 'tr' be obtained?
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In article <37sdp0$17r@gagme.wwa.com> you write:
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>   Because of the usefulness of the tr command to ASCII art, I'm posting 
>the manual page for it:
where can i get the tr command...I do not think are system has it?
could you help me?
gregg