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I forgot to mention, to get it to compile, I included import java.io.*. This
then gave me a compile error for your code. I then changed the code to
OutputStreamWriter out = new OutputStreamWriter(...
It worked OK after that.

Graham Lovell wrote in message <7311k7$qo74@forums.borland.com>...
>Dear Matt,
>
>I tried your code, so that we could learn how to write to a file, which I
>hadn't been able to do so far, and it worked OK, including the new lines.
>(Thanks for the help, albeit this was not your immediate objective.)
>
>The new line came through OK as a newline, (extra newlines and text also
>worked OK) when read in both WordPad and in the Browser (I didn't bother to
>use an binary reader as it was working OK).
>
>Could this be a browser problem? I have had very variable results from
>different browsers. I used Internet Explorer 4.0 SP1, in testing this code.
>
>Graham
>
>Matt Butler wrote in message <72sc3h$14a13@forums.borland.com>...
>>I am having an problem with writing new lines to a file. I have tried
>>several different things, but to give you an idea here is the latest code
I
>>tried:
>>
>>      String s = new String("test\n");
>>      char[] buf = new char[s.length()];
>>      s.getChars(0,s.length(),buf,0);
>>      Writer out = new OutputStreamWriter(new
>>FileOutputStream("D:\\WWW\\Html\\User3.rpt"));
>>      out.write(buf,0,s.length());
>>      out.flush();
>>
>>What is happening is that the \n is coming out as an unprintable character
>>rather than a newline. It works fine if sent to system.out rather than a
>>file.
>>
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>Thanks,
>> Matt
>>
>>
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