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From: Michael Percy <mpercy@portera.com>
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Subject: Win32 Build Docs have UNIX line endings
Date: Fri, 1 Dec 2000 12:39:11 -0800 
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Shouldn't the Win32 Build docs and source files be using CRLF instead of
just LF? Admittedly, most *developers* on Win32 systems have a decent text
editor, but everybody has Notepad, which only handles CRLF. Can we do
anything about this oversight?

Thanks,
Mike