> Hrmmm, that's a good point, there are also a few dos2unix and unix2dos
> utilities available to convert the files, you can find them by typing
> "dos2unix" into just about any internet search engine (I use one so that I can
> edit the source for a Linux MUD on my Windows box).
Indeed --- I personally found doing the following a bit tedious though:
cp file.c filebk.c
dos2unix file.c > tmp
mv tmp file.c
or whatever it is...pico allowed me to know what I was doing 100% of the
time (or, gave me the perception it did :))
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