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SYMPTOMSWhen you receive a text file attachment from a Macintosh computer running an Internet mail client, the text of the attachment seems to be one continuous stream with no paragraph breaks, when opened in Microsoft Notepad. Additionally, little squares appear where the paragraph breaks should be. CAUSEThis behavior occurs because the Macintosh formats line breaks with a carriage return (CR) character when the RETURN key is pressed. Conversely, a Windows-based computer formats line breaks with a carriage return/line feed character (CR/LF) when the ENTER key is pressed. RESOLUTIONOpen the text file in Microsoft Word. Word recognizes the Macintosh CR character, due to the its cross platform capabilities. Text will be displayed with line breaks in the appropriate places. Additional query words: binhex
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