Hi Bob, If you run REBOL under UNIX and do >> write %unix.txt read %mswin.txt then REBOL will strip out incompatible eol characters. If you run REBOL under MS Windows and evaluate the inverse expression, then REBOL will add the needed eol characters >> write %mswin.txt read %unix.txt This is because REBOL writes to the format that is compatible with the platform it is running on, but it supports multi-platform eol conventions when reading. (If you don't want REBOL to interfere, use read/binary write/binary instead). ;- Elan >> [: - )]
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