The uudecode program is used by RexxMail to convert UU-encoded file
attachments back into their original binary form. Below is the original doc
text included with uudecode.exe.
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Enclosed please find my enhancements for uudecode/uuencode for os/2 currently 
found on hobbes.nmsu.edu . My version does not require EMX or any other 
foreign library to run, unlike the program on hobbes. In addition there are 
files uudecDOS.exe and uuencDOS.exe that are exact replicas of os/2 programs, 
compiled for DOS.
Enhancements for the release that is currently on hobbes
1.  uuencode now accepts wild cards as input line. So the command line like 
    "uudecode e:\news*" is valid and files will be decoded in current 
directory
2.  uudecode and uuencode both now accept "-?" or "/?" or "/h" or "-h" as the 
first parameter and produce help message.
3.  hobbes' current version of uuencode can take standard input as a default 
input. I made it more UNIX-like by allowing output on the standard output if 
the output parameter was not specified. Now if you start it as "uuencode 
file1 file2 file3" it will read "file1" write "file3" and call the coded 
archive inside the "file3" a "file2". If it is invoked as "uuencode file2" 
the program reads stdin calls the archive "file2" and writes the code to 
stdout.
To use the program for reading from the stdin and writing to a file start it 
like "type read.me | uuencode ream.me > coded.uu"

Enjoy and modify the program. IT IS A FREE-WARE!
You can not sell it or a media with it, just distribute for FREE!
boris@innonyc.com