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G0APZ > ARCHIM 21.03.96 01:55l 18 Lines 703 Bytes #999 (0) @ EU
BID : 20353_GB7ZZZ
Read: GUEST
Subj: Help DOS/RISCOS
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From: G0APZ@GB7ZZZ.#38.GBR.EU
To : ARCHIM@EU
I wrote a fairly simple BASIC program in EDIT; a very primitive one because
I was modifying one from a book of 10 years ago - GOTO and all that - and
transferred it to "the other" platform because that's all my friends have.
I subsequently modified it in the other format. Now I've got the revised
version back in EDIT and changed the filetype to BASIC, but how do I get rid
of all the [0d]s, without the pain of editing line by line? "Find" doesn't
recognise it.
I realise this exposes my complete ignorance, but am prepared to withstand
ridicule rather than suffer further frustration! All help appreciated.
73 from Len at 17:37 UTC on 20-March-96
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