How to remove the Last Byte os .TXT/ASCII File

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A friend have a Batch that generates a .TXT file with a Database
Nobody know why, the Last char of the file is a UNIX-Like end of line (CR+LF
i think)

How can i remove the last char of the file? (In Notepad, the char appears as
a square)

Can i try to convert the Unix-Like TXT file to MS? (i have a utility called
EOL Eon Of Line Converter). It can help?
 
KayZer Soze said:
A friend have a Batch that generates a .TXT file with a Database
Nobody know why, the Last char of the file is a UNIX-Like end of line (CR+LF
i think)
Click to expand...
How can i remove the last char of the file? (In Notepad, the char appears as
a square)
Click to expand...
Can i try to convert the Unix-Like TXT file to MS? (i have a utility called
EOL Eon Of Line Converter). It can help?
Click to expand...

I think a line-end converter is exactly what you need. Some Windows
programs understand the Unix format and others -- most notoriously Notepad
-- do not.
 
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