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-todologo.perl                  GNOKII Tools                  todologo.perl
-
-
-NAME
-       todologo.perl - Create operator logo that contains 3 lines of text
-
-SYNOPSIS
-       todologo.perl <text of line> - <text of line 2> - <text of line 3>
-
-DESCRIPTION
-       The `todologo.perl' program is used to create three lines of text 
-       that fits to the standard Nokia operator logo space (i.e. 72x14 
-       pixel space). This is achieved by using a proportional tiny font 
-       which most elements have size of 3x4 pixels (some are thinner). 
-
-       The name comes from an original intention that this program is
-       used to create todo entries to one's mobile phone screen so that
-       those are always visible and thus in user's memory. But the tool
-       can just be used to print arbitrary text to the space provided
-       by an operator logo.
-
-       The hand-crafted font currently supports the following characters:
-       abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz and 0123456789
-
-OUTPUT
-       The standard `.nol' formatted operator logo is printed to 
-       standard output. The header information of that output is taken 
-       from `gnokii.nol' that is distributed with Gnokii -- so you most
-       probably need to give your operator code when uploading it to your
-       mobile phone. Use `Gnokii' or `Xlogos' to do the uploading.
-
-EXAMPLES
-       First example writes some todo entries to todo.nol:
-
-         todologo.perl pick up kids - call wife - order chinese >todo.nol
-
-       This last example writes some wisdom to the stdout:
-
-         todologo.perl Never underestimate - the power of the dork - \
-                       side of the force
-
-SEE ALSO
-       Gnokii, Xlogos
-
-COPYING
-       This program is distributed under the GNU Public License.
-
-
-
-Gnokii Tools                   25oct2000
+\r
+\r
+todologo.perl                  GNOKII Tools                  todologo.perl\r
+\r
+\r
+NAME\r
+       todologo.perl - Create operator logo that contains 3 lines of text\r
+\r
+SYNOPSIS\r
+       todologo.perl <text of line> - <text of line 2> - <text of line 3>\r
+\r
+DESCRIPTION\r
+       The `todologo.perl' program is used to create three lines of text \r
+       that fits to the standard Nokia operator logo space (i.e. 72x14 \r
+       pixel space). This is achieved by using a proportional tiny font \r
+       which most elements have size of 3x4 pixels (some are thinner). \r
+\r
+       The name comes from an original intention that this program is\r
+       used to create todo entries to one's mobile phone screen so that\r
+       those are always visible and thus in user's memory. But the tool\r
+       can just be used to print arbitrary text to the space provided\r
+       by an operator logo.\r
+\r
+       The hand-crafted font currently supports the following characters:\r
+       abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz and 0123456789\r
+\r
+OUTPUT\r
+       The standard `.nol' formatted operator logo is printed to \r
+       standard output. The header information of that output is taken \r
+       from `gnokii.nol' that is distributed with Gnokii -- so you most\r
+       probably need to give your operator code when uploading it to your\r
+       mobile phone. Use `Gnokii' or `Xlogos' to do the uploading.\r
+\r
+EXAMPLES\r
+       First example writes some todo entries to todo.nol:\r
+\r
+         todologo.perl pick up kids - call wife - order chinese >todo.nol\r
+\r
+       This last example writes some wisdom to the stdout:\r
+\r
+         todologo.perl Never underestimate - the power of the dork - \\r
+                       side of the force\r
+\r
+SEE ALSO\r
+       Gnokii, Xlogos\r
+\r
+COPYING\r
+       This program is distributed under the GNU Public License.\r
+\r
+\r
+\r
+Gnokii Tools                   25oct2000\r