Converting File Formats (Unix to Windows)

[VC]

Hi,
Greetings. Not sure if this is the right forum..... In case I should visit
some other forum please let me know.

Does Dot.NET provide a quick method/way to convert a UNIX text file to DOS
format?

Cheers!!!
V

[Kevin Spencer]

The short and sweet of it is, Unix text files use "\n" (LineFeed) for CRLFs.
Windows uses "\r\n" (CarriageReturn-LineFeed). Simplest explanation is,
replace "\n" with "\r\n".

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Kevin Spencer
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"VC" <le********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
Greetings. Not sure if this is the right forum..... In case I should visit
some other forum please let me know.

Does Dot.NET provide a quick method/way to convert a UNIX text file to DOS
format?

Cheers!!!
V

[bcaller]

Yep, just open the file and replace each \n with \r\n
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[VC]

Thanks for your time Caller and Kevin. Appreciate it much.
I guess I have to do it the "Simple" way.... and replace "\n" with "\r\n"...

Cheers!!!
V!
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Yep, just open the file and replace each \n with \r\n
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[Leon Lambert]

Try textimp from
http://whiskeyclone.sourceforge.net/downloads.php

It a simple fast little utility that adds a shell extention. Once
installed you just right click on a file in windows explorer and chooses
Win -> Unix or Win <- Unix

Hope this helps
Leon Lambert

VC wrote:

Hi,
Greetings. Not sure if this is the right forum..... In case I should visit
some other forum please let me know.

Does Dot.NET provide a quick method/way to convert a UNIX text file to DOS
format?

Cheers!!!
V