Many moons ago I wrote a command file, HP2RTF to convert a cctl file to 
word-processor-readable rich-text format, converting the carriage control 
codes to the appropriate number of line-feeds as part of the process.  It's 
happier if you redirect your output to a cctl disk file, but it can sort-of 
handle spool files too.  I contains its own complete source code, so if it 
doesn't do exactly what you want you can tweak it.

It went thru a bunch of versions, from slow all-interpreted to fast mix of 
mpe commands & compiled cobol -- I thought how I spliced those together was 
one of the neatest things I ever did.



-----Original Message----- 
From: Craig Lalley
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2015 07:47
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [HP3000-L] stripping CCTL from spoolfiles

The list has been quiet lately.   I have an on topic question.
Apart from going into QEDIT (sadly they do not have) and deleting the first 
column.
How can I strip out the Carriage Control from a spool file?
Thanks,
-Craig


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