In one of my systems, I create a TXT file which is then imported by banking

software

I've never had a problem with this, until today

The code is 10 years old or more.

With this one client, I end up with one continuous line in the text file

With everyone else, I end up with a neat txt file with multiple lines

I can't figure why this simple code behaves differently with this one client

I'm inclined to add a simple chr(13) where it says

@l,0 say alltrim(dcdets)

but I don't want to screw it up where this has never been an issue

Does anyone wish to comment?

set devic to print

set printer to DCSCHED.TXT

@0,0 say ""

sele dcdetail

delete for len(alltrim(dcdets))=0

go top

l=0

do while !eof()

@l,0 say alltrim(dcdets)

l=l+1

skip

enddo

@prow(),pcol() say chr(13)+chr(10)

set printer to

set devic to scree

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Regards

Sytze de Boer

Kiss Software

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