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Jo, There is no way to do this without risk to file integrity. There is no option for smb.conf to automate file conversion. If you search the archives you will see that this has been raised thousands of time before. Your best approach will be to find a text editor for MS Windows that recognises Unix file formats. There are quite a few of them out there. In response to: > Hi all, > >

...l ending '<a0>' which makes problem... This problem does not appear while reading the same file in Windows! Try: read.csv("http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6113358/prob.csv") Could you please tell me if you also have this problem? I have tried either by cleaning the file on Linux (fromdos, recode...) or setting different encodings... did'nt work! Any idea? Should be obvious feel :-( Thanks!! Matthieu

hi all am new to this list my problem is i connect to a windoze printer and execute a print job using print but the printed matter is horrible... i get only a single line in the printout... what should i do.. sorry if this question is silly

Hi, What is the command to use with scp and sftp in UNIX, to transfer files as ASCII ? I know that in FTP , we have the parameter "ascii" , but, how about openssh? How can I make a script in UNIX using scp or sftp where I do not have to type the password ? I mean, there is a password , but I don?t know where I should put it . In a file ? Into the script ? regards, Jorge Cleber