Old SEC submissions contain files in .txt form that are actual uuencoded pdfs or graphics. the filename is recorded by the sec as sequence + .txt.
for example 2.txt has content:
begin 644 10K.PDF
M)5!$1BTQ+C(-"B7BX\_3#0HQ(#`@;V)J#0H\/`T*+U!R;V1U8V5R("A&;&]W
M1&]C(#(N,"D-"B]+97EW;W)D<R`H4$1&("TM(&-Y8VQE(#`T*0T*+T-R96%T
M:6]N1&%T92`H1#HR,#`P,#(X,30U,#(X*0T*+TUO9$1A=&4@*$0Z,C`P,#`R
M,3,Q-#`T,#$I#0HO075T:&]R("A-97)R:6QL($-O<G!O<F%T:6]N*0T*+T-R
M96%T;W(@*$UE<G)I;&P@0V]R<&]R871I;VX@3F5T=V]R:R!#;VUP;W-I=&EO
...
this could be uudecoded using existing secsgml2 functions.
Old SEC submissions contain files in .txt form that are actual uuencoded pdfs or graphics. the filename is recorded by the sec as sequence + .txt.
for example 2.txt has content:
this could be uudecoded using existing secsgml2 functions.