>
>Our html files are created on MACs using an xTalk engine (soon to be
>completely MC based) but end up living the entire life after creation on a
>UNIX/Linux server. . .my sysop for the archive server has trouble when we
>ask to search and replace a string over many files and directories because
>for some reason our Mac files are "just one long sentence!" He says "they
>don't follow UNIX text file conventions"
It takes only a minute to do a search for this on Yahoo and find out that Mac eol is
numtochar(13) and Unix is numtochar(10).
>
>Now, does anyone know how I can process such a file so that it DOES follow
>Unix conventions? Something like:
>
>put URL "file:/whatever" into tData
>
>Fix-The-Data-For-Unix tData
>
>put tData into URL "file:/whatever-unix.txt"
>
>
>Hinduism Today
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>Sivakatirswami
>Editor's Assistant/Production Manager
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