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From:Nick Clover
Date:6 May 2001 at 21:49:56
Subject:Re: How to write a letter that doesn't exist? (was: File Creating&Reading)

Hello Mac

On 07-May-01, you wrote:

> When I use ED, the text-editor puts an hex-code at the end of the file, 0A.
> My programm puts nothing there.

> Well, sound cool, but: How do I write the hex-code 0A to my file? Doesn't
> work with Print, because there is no Ascii-Letter for the hex-code 0A...

You have 2 options,
1. use NPrint instead of Print
2. add +chr$($0A) to the end of your string

FYI '0A' is hex-ascii for the return-key

Regards






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