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| Strange Characters After Using Notepad | dgower2 | Shell Programming and Scripting | 4 | 05-21-2009 11:01 AM |
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I am new to using UNIX and after uploading a new script to UNIX from Windows using FTP, the script doesn't always work. It seems this depends on the text editor I use and the transfer type. I understand all scripts should be transferred using ASCII, but can you advise which is the best text editor to use out of Notepad and Wordpad?
After doing some research it seems wordpad is most popular, however I had problems with this, and my script now works after opening and saving in notepad as a test document with qoutes encasing the filename. Please offer any advice on this issue. |
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