9-track tape info (summary)

[Griff Smith]

In article <43486 at bbn.COM>, rwillis at bbn.com (Robert Willis) writes:
  
> I previously asked for information about reading and writing 9-track tapes
> in various formats.  Here is a summary of the information which I received.
> ...
> 3)  Other relevant software:

A package called tape-tools that is in the AT&T tool chest.  An EBCDIC
to ASCII translator knows about most IBM tape formats.  There is also a
program generator that can build custom programs for translating data
that is in EBCDIC, binary, floating point and packed decimal.
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