AW: [newbie] Copy Files

2000-03-28 Thread Drazenko Djuricic
This has historical reasons: UNIX like operating systems only use a "New Line" Byte at the end of each written line, while DOS based operating systems such as Windows use two bytes: a "New Line" plus "Carriage Return". So if you read a text file that was saved on a UNIX like operating system

Re: AW: [newbie] Copy Files

2000-03-28 Thread Anthony Huereca
So could that be why when I copy and paste things, it looks screwed up? Sometimes I want to copy something off a website, and when I paste it into a form and/or IRC it looks really messed up. For instance, This: a "New Line" plus "Carriage Return". So if you read a text file that was saved

Re: AW: [newbie] Copy Files

2000-03-28 Thread John N
I find that, in Windows, WordPad reads them just fine ... Anthony Huereca wrote: So could that be why when I copy and paste things, it looks screwed up? Sometimes I want to copy something off a website, and when I paste it into a form and/or IRC it looks really messed up. For instance,