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uuencoding is a form of binary-to-text
encoding that
originated in the Unix
programs uuencode and
uudecode written by Mary Ann
Horton at the University...
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Network Unix-to-Unix, as in
uuencode, a data
transport encoding .uu, a
compressed archive file extension, ****ociated with
uuencode Ulster University in Northern...
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little as 1–2%,
compared to 33–40%
overhead for 6-bit
encoding methods like
uuencode and Base64. yEnc was
initially developed by Jürgen Helbing, and its first...
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accomplished in 1980 by
manually encoding 8-bit
files using Mary Ann Horton's
uuencode, and
later using BinHex or
xxencode and
pasting the
resulting text into...
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hexadecimal encoding,
subsequent versions of
BinHex are more
similar to
uuencode, but
combined both "forks" of the Mac file
system together along with extended...
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decode the
messages back into a
binary file (usually
using yEnc or
Uuencode). The
following is an
example of an NZB 1.1 file. <?xml version="1.0"...
- dial-up
communication between systems running the same OS – for example,
uuencode for UNIX and
BinHex for the TRS-80 (later
adapted for the Macintosh) –...
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impossible to send
binary data as such. As workarounds,
codecs such as
Uuencode and
later Base64 and yEnc were
developed which encoded the
binary data...
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xxencode is a binary-to-text
encoding similar to
uuencode which uses only the
alphanumeric characters, and the plus and
minus signs. It was
invented as...
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eight bits per
ASCII character), it is more
efficient than
uuencode or Base64,
which use four
characters to
represent three bytes of data (1⁄3...
