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Originally Posted by PeterT
Unix uses a single character at the end of a line; MS-DOS and Windows uses two characters to signify end-of-line.
Most Windows tools will silently replace the unix end-of-line by the two character convention for Windows style.
Numerous tools exist for Windows to replace the standard Notepad; one of the best is Notepad++ http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ ; it will ensure that changes made to a file reflect the original end-of-line encoding. |
Thanks for the link to Notepad, I'll take a look and download it.