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try ftp'ing in ascii mode

You could also try the following once you get the file on unix
perl -pi -e 's/\r\n/\n/;' <filename>
This last command is from
dos2unix - perl and its wonderful tricks...

you need to add nothing to the file
tst.pl tst.txt
should produce the output if you use my original script and txt file

I thought I edited my original post to include the command line, but I...

try this in bash
for file in *.cvs ; do echo mv $file `basename $file .cvs`.txt ; done

if the commands print out correctly, remove the echo

I never use while loops in sh (or bash), but I see...

The following assumes you want a new line after each
>
character, otherwise keep printing on the same line until you have one.

I'm calling it tst.pl
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#!/usr/bin/env perl...

Sorry, this has probably been posted before, but my searches turn up nothing, and I have tried.

using a cygwin distro of xemacs
The default is NOT to display CR characters (I expect to see them...