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Howdy.  I ran into this problem when I started playing with Linux.  Windows
uses the two characters (line feed, carriage return, or reverse order, but
those two anyways), but most (if not all UNIX variants) just use one.  Which
is what you are seeing.  Notepad is expecting both, but the file you have
only has one.  WordPad on the other hand is a more updated program and
capable to handling the new fangled files and file standards.  Don't forget,
Notepad hasn't changed much since, oh, Windows 3.0! :>

Ok, that's a quick explanation, but does nothing to help you.

You have to change the file or your editor.  As an already posted
suggestion, you can open up the file in WordPad and either use that, or save
the file again as a windows text file.  Or, you can convince JBuilder to
save the file in the proper Windows format you are expecting.  I think the
previous suggestion is the key.  I would look there, not in Notepad,
remember, Notepad is just a GUI version of Edlin (hey, easy on the cat calls
man! :>>>>).  But Notepad is a very simpleton editor (functional, but
simple).  JB is where you need to look for the settings to change.

Good luck I hope you can change it.  IMHO, I used TextPad for when I need to
edit a file outside of JBuilder.  It too is like WordPad, but has more of a
developer slant.


"Darin Padlewski" <darin@agonline-iss.com> wrote in message
news:3cbed6f4$1_1@dnews...
> I have tried that and still need to open it up in wordpad first and use
the
> save as. Maybe it's something in my notepad settings? (if there are any)
>
> Thanks
>
>
> "Jacky Kwok" <jacky@abc.efg> wrote in message
> news:3CBE5E31.5DDD12E@abc.efg...
> >
> >
> > Darin Padlewski wrote:
> >
> > > I seem to loose my carrage returns when opening my .java file created
in
> > > jbuilder in notepad. Does anyone know of a way to resolve this?
> > >
> > > Thanks
> > > Darin
> >
> > In JBuilder 6 ( I use Personal version), you can select "End of line
> > characters". Click menu "Project/Project properties" to prompt Project
> > properties dialog. In Project properties dialog, select Editor tag.
Select
> > windows (\r\n).
> >
> > --
> > Jacky Kwok
> > jacky@alumni.cuhk.edu.hk
> > jacky@compose.com.hk
> >
> >
>
>