Maybe clear some misconception up here.. there is no "Unix format." This
unix format you speak of, in terms of text, is just that: *TEXT*,
nothing more, nothing less, just a plain ascii file. What may be your
problem, like others have said, is that you don't know the difference
between ascii and binary, and are transferring ascii files in a binary
mode, which is a big no-no. The client (and/or server?) will translate
all of you CRLF's at the end of your lines into actual characters, which
will stay with you until you either hand delete them, or like you should
be doing, transferring the ascii files in ascii mode, its why just about
every ftp client i can think of (even windows prompt 'ftp') allows you
to set the mode to ascii.
-K
On Thursday 30 May 2002 07:59 am, Drylar Levre wrote:
Recommendation.... Go download TextPad (It's shareware), as it can save
files in both DOS and Unix formats. Save everthing in Unix format before
uploading or copying to the server you are compiling it on. Other reasons
for using TextPad can be found by reading through it's help files, as it's
quite powerful. I seriously recommend it for all Windows users who program
anything.
