[Coco] OS9 text file format

[Robert Gault]

There is another program that is very good for converting files, WinVI. This program will read 
NitrOS-9 files under Windows regardless of the line endings. With the press of a menu button, you 
can see the file in its hexadecimal format and do a single Search/Replace to change all $0D0A to $0D.

http://www.winvi.de/

You can select a language English, Spanish, or German. Then read about the program and download your 
preferred version.

Robert

Dave Philipsen wrote:
> I agree. . Notepad++ is a nice program and it handles OS9 text files well without trying to convert
> them over to CR/LF or LF only. I think that all of the source files for the NitrOS9 project should
> be converted over to OS9 format as most of them are not. Right now it is practically impossible to
> import the files into a native OS9 environment and use them without first converting them. If we
> have an editor that handles the OS9 text files under Windows and Linux I don't think there's any
> good reason to continue using files with CR/LF or LF line terminators.
>
> Dave
>
>
> On 1/5/2020 3:08 AM, David Ladd wrote:
>> Wayne,
>>
>> As tfadden pointed out, I would also suggest Notepad++.  I use it on all my
>> Windows systems and also under my Linux systems using Wine.  It is so
>> popular it is even available in the Ubuntu software list. :D
>>
>> Here is a link to the website for it.
>> https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
>>
>> It has a LOT of features compared to the built in notepad that comes with
>> Windows.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Dave
>>
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