Hi folks,
We are a Magic shop for everything except we have C/S ITS. I was asked to have a look at an NPR report within ITS and am having some problems. The report is for importing into a database or spreadsheet, so it is formatted as a "download" report using EFF NO, SFF NO, etc. The delimiter is a semi-colon, so in the footnote it also has FD 59. We are running it to an M-Print device (saved as text file), but when I look at the resulting text file, each of the delimiters (the semi-colons) are surrounded by a non-printable character and a Y on the left and a non-printable character and a Z on the right. What's up with that? I had a look at the object code that translates and it is actually in there as: I(D(27)_"Y"_D(59)_D(27)_"Z"_field I can clearly see the Y and Z surrounding the semicolon ( ascii 59). The non-printable characters are clearly escape characters. I need to simply have the semi-colons in the file and no escape characters or Y's or Z's surrounding them. Has anyone seen this before? Any suggestions on what to try? Thanks, Dave. __________________________________________ Working together for excellence in healthcare! <http://www.lakeridgehealth.on.ca/> David Chamberlain MLT ART Clinical Applications Consultant [EMAIL PROTECTED] 905-576-8711 x3347
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