LuFiCeR v1.0
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 1. So, what does this program do?

    This program converts files from unix standard (<lf> line terminated)
    to prodos standard (<cr> line terminated) and vice versa.

    Yes, I know there are many programs that do this, but I didn't have
    one at the time and needed one.

    Unlike your garden variety version of this utility, LuFiCeR will
    automatically detect which operation needs to be done. If a combination
    of <lf> & <cr> are detected within the first 16k then the operation
    is aborted.

    :?: I don't need MS-DOS conversion (and didn't add it in) but if anyone
        is desperate, let me know.

 2. How do I use it?

    Start the program; select the file(s); watch it convert; repeat.

 3. Uh, browse-king?

    The minibrowser (browse-king) shows the list of files (bin or txt) that
    you can submit to the conversion process. In addition:

    - Space allows you to select multiple files to convert.

    - Tab lets you select from a list of volumes.

    - Cmd+Left or Right switches to the next online volume with selectable
      files.

    - Esc exits the program.

    - Return or Right selects a file or directory.

    - Left backs up a directory level.

    - Cmd+Up or Cmd+Down moves up or down 10 files

 4. What's this, there's more?

    You can direct lfcr to act upon a specific file at run-time by use of
    a program like Davex of Finder (or anything that supports the standard
    prodos startup buffer). In this mode it will exit after it's finished
    with it's business.

    You can also use the 'O' key to set lfcr into overwrite mode, although
    the default is for it to append '.c' to the filename which is a bit
    safer.

 5. Hey, you ain't one of them devil worshippers is you?

    Nope. The name just sorta worked out that way. I figured it was
    catchier than 'lfcr' which is the filename.