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From: francis@arthur.uchicago.edu (Francis Stracke)
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Subject: Re: Pascal
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Date: 26 Sep 90 23:47:45 GMT
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In article <UauGPe200WBKQ0yrdS@andrew.cmu.edu> ph1c+@andrew.cmu.edu (Peter Nikitas Handrinos) writes:
>Does anyone know how one can write some Pascal on the Mac, say in Turbo,
>and then save the file, and take it to an IBM and compile it in Turbo,
>there?
>
>When I saved the file last time, it seemed to insert a bunch of
>characters in the IBM file, and lost all the formatting...

I don't know what Turbo does with formatting; what I would do, if I were
you, would be to Copy your text, then go to a word processor & Paste in,
then save it as straight ASCII.  I'm not sure what (if anything) will be lost,
but you shouldn't get any weird chars inserted, anyway.