At 2:25 PM -0600 3/21/09, Doug McNutt didst inscribe upon an
electronic papyrus:
Here's what the first few lines looks like when opened with BBEdit
%FDF-1.2
%¹³S
1 0 obj
/FDF
/Fields [
/V (¦ l i n e 1 4)
/T (¦ f 1 _ 0 5 8 \( 0 \))
/V (¦ l i n e 1 5)
/T (¦ f 1 _ 0 6 0 \( 0 \))
/V
I have long been frustrated by BBEdit's refusal to edit files that,
for good reason, have different line end characters throughout - like
BBEdit Worksheet files for instance.
Now I have another similar problem. Adobe has changed the format of
its .fdf, form data, files. For almost a decade I
On 21 mrt 2009, at 21:25, Doug McNutt wrote:
So my question is. . . Is there any way I can make use of BBEdit to
post process the plain ASCII files produced by my Excel macros and
create a version with the mixed ASCII and UTF16? An AppleScript would
be an easy way to go and I care not a
