There are tools for this task, because it's a common need whichever
platform one is on. Here's a relevant article:
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20031018164326986
I have not used LineBrake myself, mostly because I generally use the
Unix/Linux dos2unix (or unix2dos) tool which does t
Hi Tyler,
As well as using search and replace as another lister suggests, you can set
TextEdit to save all files in the Windows format if preferred.
Go into TextEdit Preferences, choose the Open and Save tab, then look at the
settings for Plain Text File Encoding.
Regards.
Ian
> On 20 Jun
You could also use regular expressions in a wide variety of text editors to
replace all \n characters (newline) with \r\n (basically the carriage return
you were looking for)
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> On Jun 20, 2017, at 14:42, Chris Moore wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I had the need to add carriage return
Hello,
I had the need to add carriage returns to a text file created on my mac so I
could read it properly on my braille device. After several hours of
experimentation from articles found on google, I discovered that the only way
to accomplish this was using the “vi” program in terminal. Here
