Usage: unitext [-m|-u] [-o|-a|-<nnn>] [-z] <src_file> <dst_file>

    -m     multibyte->unicode translation.
    -u     unicode->multibyte translation.

    -o     multibyte text file uses current OEM codepage [default].
    -a     multibyte text file uses current ANSI codepage.
    -<nnn> multibyte character set uses given codepage.
    -z     Doesn't convert MB->UC if file is already Unicode (or)
	   Doesn't convert UC->MB if file is not Unicode


Examples:

    unitext -m -o c:\src.txt c:\dst.uni

        Converts OEM text file c:\src.txt to Unicode text file c:\dst.uni.

    unitext -u -a c:\src.uni c:\dst.txt

        Converts Unicode text file c:\src.uni to ANSI text file c:\dst.txt

    unitext -m -437 c:\src.txt c:\dst.uni

        Converts OEM text file in codepage 437 to Unicode text file.