Thumbs,
Thanks, I have just looked at Cream (cream.sourceforge.net) which comes
with Vim. Neither of these show any malformed characters, or the BOM.
I'll look at vim too then.
Tony
Francois Gingras wrote:
Tony,
I had great success with gvim for windows in the past, when I needed to
remove weird EOL characters. Perhaps you could give it a try.
On 8/2/07, * Tony Stevenson* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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André Malo wrote:
[SNIP]
>
> Don't think so. The BOM (that's what it is) is usually inserted
by an editor
> (notepad, for example).
Ok then, I was using editpad lite. Hmm. Let me see if a 'better' editor
does the same, as doing it in Windows is more convenient when I am on
the train.
Tony
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