> > So please keep in mind that not all the world's an i386 and handle both
> > <crlf> and <cr>.  =8)
> 
> Of course this will now break things if someone sends you a file that
> uses CRs for carraige control only.....

There is of course the argument that CR-LF is network text format,
and being able to handle text mail files in that format is not
an unreasonable thing to do in addition to the native <LF> unix
text format, given that it doesn't break anything to do so.

A system with CR-only as a line terminator will transmit in CR-LF
as network text, and will end up stored as CR-LF on matt's
computer, so he'll be fine :-)


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