All the Alt key codes i_XpUser

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i can get it to work at all does it matter im in the uk with a english keyboard. ? sorry its not in word its in note pad :( my mistake . I want to change and replace / with a new line (or enter) how do i do this ? sorry xpuser but i dont understand the above what u wrote :( im thick lol XP Pro Pentium 4 3.6 with Hyperthreading 2Gig of DDR2 Radeon X300

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Try the english keyboard. But I dont think it matters. But try it anyway.

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ASCII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It wont hurt to try.

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Make it from command line copy con file.bat Type what you want and hit enter key end with control z File will be file.bat with enter key on line. Be sure you end with control z (eof)

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You go to the end of the line in Notepad and hit enter to have it drop down to a new line. This is really basic which begs the question of why are you asking? Are you new to text editors or is there something else going on? Give a person a fish, they eat for a day. Suggest they internet search and they learn a skill for a lifetime.

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I think everybody is perhaps on the wrong track here. I interpret what MINT is trying to do as (s)he has a file in Notepad which contains the character "\" at the end of each line instead of an "Enter" (or new para) code. The object is to do a search and replace to find "\" and replace it with the "Enter" code, so that the lines will be correctly broken up. Notepad does not have the facility Word does to enter "Special Characters" in the search and replace fields. So the first suggestion would be to carry out the operation in Word, if that is possible. Word will quite happily edit the text files that I assume are the subject here. Next option requires a bit more work. Go into Notepad and open the file. Go to the end of the file and press Enter to insert a new line. Use the cursor to highlight the end of the last line (AFTER) all the text and onto the new blank last line. There appears to be nothing there, but the highlighting will show that something has been selected. Press CTRL-C to copy the selection (or do it from the menu) Move the cursor back to the start of the document. Select Edit-Replace from the menu. Put \ in the Find box Move the cursor to the Replace box and press CTRL V to paste in the character you cut out. There will appear to be nothing in the box. Carry on with the replace procedure as normal. If it doesn't work, you have probably failed to highlight and copy the Enter character correctly - it can be a bit fiddly till you get the hang of it.

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