[Icon-tech] RE: Hello World From Wiki

[Marc Mulcahy]

Jeremiah:

I actually wondered if that was the case-- perhaps the file up on the web is
wrong...
 

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> From: icon-tech-bounces at mulcahy.ws 
> [mailto:icon-tech-bounces at mulcahy.ws] On Behalf Of Jeremiah Z: Rogers
> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 9:51 PM
> To: Icon technical discussions.
> Subject: [Icon-tech] RE: Hello World From Wiki
> 
> Hi Chase et al, and thanks for the help with the Hello World 
> app. I looked at the file I'd copied from my PC and 
> discovered that the file came into the device with what the 
> device calls newline characters, likely ASCII 13, instead of 
> the necessary linefeed characters, ASCII 10. Quickly changing 
> those from newlines to linefeeds, which I presume the new 
> paragraph command to produce in the Word Processor, did the 
> trick and the app ran. Don't know if what I believe to be 
> carriage returns, called newline by the device, is a product 
> of the copy from my screen reader's virtual buffer or if any 
> copy from IE in Windows results in text with carriage returns 
> instead of linefeeds. Will look into that tomorrow. Just 
> thought I'd offer this up as an alternative to Chase's 
> suggestion of rekeying all sample code.
> 
> Jeremiah
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