UUDecode Bud v1.0
                                - By Carmen Rizzolo

    Alright.. I'll keep these docs short.  Because UUDecodeBud is
*REALLY* simple to use.

 -=* Installation:

	Put the UUDecodeBud.rexx file in your Rexx: directory, or
wherever you like to keep your *.rexx scripts.

	You will need the rexxsupport.library in your LIBS: directory.

	You will need the program UUDecode in your C: directory.
	(Not inlcuded)

 -=* How to use it:

	Copy your fragmented UUencoded files into your RAM: disk.
These files would be named something like MyImage.01 , MyImage.02 ,
MyImage.03 , etc...

	In a shell window, type the following:

	RX UUDecodeBud.rexx

	This is assuming your "Rexx:" assignment is correctly "pathed" in
your startup sequence.  If you have any trouble, type
"RX Rexx:UUDecodeBud.rexx" instead (without the quotes, silly!).

 -=* What it does:

	UUDecodeBud looks in your RAM: disk for any files that end
with a ".01"...  This is how fragmented uudecoded files are usually
named when grabbed from Usenet.

	Once it finds the *.01 file, it will shave off any text before
and after the actual UUencoded data.  This information is stored in a
*.UUE file (* being the same name as the * in your *.01 file).
	Then UUDecodeBud will then look for a *.02 with the same root
name, shave and add to the *.UUE file.  The process will continue until
no more consecutive *.?? files are found.
	Then it will slap an "end" line to the *.UUE file and delete the
*.01, *.02, etc. files.
	Next UUDecodeBud will use the 'ol UUDecode program in your C:
directory to decode the *.UUE file.  The *.UUE file is then deleted.

	If UUDecodeBud finds any other *.01 files (Where the * would be
an entirely different name) it will repeat the entire process over
again until all UUencoded files in your RAM: disk are processed.

	Folks, it just doesn't get any simpler than this.  Enjoy!

 -=* CUSTOMIZING THE SCRIPT!

	This should only be done by someone who knows what they are
doing.

	Lines 6 and 7 can be modified to suit your system's needs.
The pathname for where UUDecodeBud looks for your *.01 files
and the pathname to your UUDecode utility can be modified here.
Use a text editor to make the changes.

	WARNINGS!  The value you put inside the quotes MUST end with
a : or / character.  This of course specifies a pathname, so it's
logical, captain.  Another warning is to remember that ANY files
that end with a ".01" will be processed and deleted in the drawer
you specify for UUPathName.  I strongly reccommend you keep this
as RAM: and just throw your UUencoded files into RAM whenever you
need to decode in bulk.  And if you *REALLY* know what you are doing
you can disable the delete functions in the script.  Proceed with
caution, tho!

	I will not be held responsible for any damage caused to data,
hard drives, computers or animals within 100 yards when using this
script.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                 1416    2981  47.5% -lh5- b046 Sep 21  1994 UUDecodeBud.ReadMe
[generic]                  919    2565  35.8% -lh5- 32bf Sep 19  1994 UUDecodeBud.rexx
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 Total         2 files    2335    5546  42.1%            Sep 22  1994