BBedit can be troublesome unless you change some of the default
prefs:

"Text Files: Opening"
- Turn Off "Translate Line Breaks"

"Text Files: Saving"
- Turn Off "Force New Line at End"


Then quit and relaunch BBEdit, open your files, and
you will now see the differences in line endings.

Jamin


On Monday, 28 March 2005 2:50 AM, tedd@... wrote:
>~ steve:
>
>Yeah, they all look the same -- I don't see any difference.
>And, there's more.
>
>For example, I have an Excel spread sheet data, which was saved as a

>tab delimited text file. It's size is 7075 bytes.
>
>I have also taken that exact same file; and loaded it into BBEdit; 
>and saved it as a Generic with Unix linefeeds and it's size is 
>exactly the same size as the original file, namely 7075 bytes.
>
>When I look at both files in BBEdit, they are exactly the same 
>(invisibles, character placement, and all). Furthermore, when I 
>examine both files using a hex editor, they are exactly the same to 
>the byte!
>
>However, when the files are uploaded to my server, the two files 
>behave differently. It's maddening.
>
>tedd
>
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>>tedd,
>>	have you opened the files with bbedit to see what's inside each ?
>>
>>~ steve
>>
>>On Mar 27, 2005, at 9:23 AM, tedd wrote:
>>
>>>Hi:
>>>
>>>An update to the aforementioned problem.
>>>
>>>In Mac OS-X, when I save a text file, depending upon what program 
>>>it's saved by, the file size is slightly different. For example:
>>>
>>>A test file saved by "Save as TEXT", results in these different
file sizes:
>>>
>>>	Word:	7079 bytes
>>>	Excel:	7075
>>>	BBEdit:	7078
>>>	TextEdit:	7078
>>>
>>>Why? If all of these files are supposed to be the same, then why 
>>>the difference in file size?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance for any comment.
>>>
>>>tedd
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