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  3. May 2005

Re: Java String Prototype Problem . . .

Thanks, x'25' has done the trick.

Paul Morgan wrote: 
Robert,

You could also try EBCDIC X'15' (New Line).  EBCDIC X'25' was (Line Feed).
Both should convert over to ASCII X'0A' (New Line) which I believe \n
represents in a Java string - not ASCII X'0D' (Carriage Return).

Paul



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