Hi Jacob,
Thanks for clarifying that for us. I thought that it was lf to begin
with. Most Unix oprating system us lf.
Jacob Schmude wrote:
Hi
Actually, OS X uses the LF as its end of line, like all other
UNIX-related systems. It can, however, easily open, edit, and save the
old-style OS 9 text files which use CR, and these will retain their
original formats when saved. Some text editors will let you set this
at save time. Also, it is worth noting that OS X uses a different
character encoding than windows, so watch out for that when you have
accented letters or other alphabets other than the standard Latin.
This can be set at save time as well with most editors and
wordprocessors.
hth
