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Forget adding a .txt to the end of a file. I want Notepad to understand \n.
by martin-adams 14y ago
Forget adding a .txt to the end of a file. I want Notepad to understand \n.
- stack0v3erfl0w 14y agoWordpad does.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoWordpad since 7 is awful. Dreadful. Especially for the usecase of reading \n EOL'd txt files.
- rammark 14y agoThis is a really important point. TXT files are associated with Notepad by default. If we want README.txt (or README.md/rst/org.txt) files to be read by the least sophisticated users, then they should all have Windows line endings.