How to use the Linux mtype command

Mtype is the mtools tool directive that simulates the type directive of the MS-DOS to display the content of the MS-DOS file.

Syntax

Mtype [-st] [file]

Parameter description:

• -S removes the first bit of the 8-bit ASCII code set and makes it compatible with 7-bit ASCII.
• -T convert the "line feed + cursor move to first line" character in the MS-DOS text file to a line feed character in Linux.

Instance

To open a MS-DOS file named dos.txt, run the following command:

Mtype dos.txt # Open the MS-DOS file

The result is as follows:

$ Mtype dos.txt # Open the MS-DOS file

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