Based on a discussion taking place in another thread, I created a little program to help me test for mixed line endings in my source files; just thought I'd give it here in case it would help anyone else. Consider it public domain, no warranty, etc. To use it, just compile (with GPC), then give it as command line arguments the name(s) of the text file(s) to be tested. For example: bash-2.05a$ ./countem countem.pas countem.pas --------------------- CRLF: 0 CR : 0 LF : 59 bash-2.05a$ I just thought someone might find this useful. No external dependencies, written and tested under MacOS X, but should just work in virtually any GPC-supported environment. ===== ======= Frank D. Engel, Jr. Modify the equilibrium of the vertically-oriented particle decelerator to result in the reestablishment of its resistance to counterproductive atmospheric penetration. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com