UNIX uses a different EOL than windows. If I remember correctly it's a linefeed
and not a carriage return.
"Parker, Shawn" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Everytime I institute write transaction and EOL a character of ^M
> is placed on the end of the line. The character is not visible in any
> windows program but it does show up in UNIX. The character is visible to
> our TOPAS software and UNIX Text editors. The appearance of the character
> ^M causes the TOPAS software to error. Has anyone run into this problem
> with 4.01 and do you have a solution to end a line with out having that
> character appear?
>
> Thanks
> Shawn Parker
> FCSI
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Andrew Kronquist
akronquist@omc-online.com (work)
akronqui@jvlnet.com (home)
and not a carriage return.
"Parker, Shawn" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Everytime I institute write transaction and EOL a character of ^M
> is placed on the end of the line. The character is not visible in any
> windows program but it does show up in UNIX. The character is visible to
> our TOPAS software and UNIX Text editors. The appearance of the character
> ^M causes the TOPAS software to error. Has anyone run into this problem
> with 4.01 and do you have a solution to end a line with out having that
> character appear?
>
> Thanks
> Shawn Parker
> FCSI
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---
~Ö¿~
Andrew Kronquist
akronquist@omc-online.com (work)
akronqui@jvlnet.com (home)
Everytime I institute write transaction and EOL a character of ^M
is placed on the end of the line. The character is not visible in any
windows program but it does show up in UNIX. The character is visible to
our TOPAS software and UNIX Text editors. The appearance of the character
^M causes the TOPAS software to error. Has anyone run into this problem
with 4.01 and do you have a solution to end a line with out having that
character appear?
Thanks
Shawn Parker
FCSI