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Franz Grutzmacher said:
> Hi All
>
> Hope someone can help me with this little pain.
> I am creating a output flat file for a 3rd party company. The file is
> fix length 80columns.
> After sending the file to the 3rd party I was informed that there is a
> line feed character at position 81.

You weren't using FTP with ascii mode, were you? )

> Only when viewing the file in TextPad did I manage to see the special
> character. In the vi editor I can't see the LF character.
>
> Now how do I remove this character from each line of the file. Can the
> 4gl report do this for me?
> OS= SCO

I suspect it's actually the FTP transfer that is doing it -- if you
transfer in binary mode, the problem should go away.

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Bye now,
Obnoxio

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