well, windows uses CRLF instead of just a LF (or is a CR) looks like you need to do something clever to tell Cache on linux to write a CRLF everytime you W ! Intersystems support told me how once before, but i lost my notes... anyone?
"george d lake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi, > We have upgraded in a test inviorment form 2.x on AIX to 5.x on Linux > and we have a BIG problem. > Some reports do not print correctlly. > If I save them to a file and print from there I get the same format > problem. > If I edit the file in Win2K and save it and then print the file (form > Win2k, AIX or Linux) it prints fine. > > I have narrowed the problem to this. > > The original file has 0A20 as the first HEX value. > The new file has 0D0A and pushes everthing to the "right". > > So every time if sees a 0A it adds a 0D to the front. > > Is is a Cache thing? > >
