If you look at Reflections file transfer setup you will find a translation
table similar to End of Record and a host and pc definition. So what happens
is Reflection is translating the EOR from the HP to what the PC needs. Now
that said, Samba/ix may have a similar feature but my question to you is
what is you PC OS? Many PC software work whether there is a CR/LF or just LF
(I might be mistaken CR may be the newline character) for newline
characters? You might want to check the software that is loading the data
and see if it is looking for the CR/LF pair and if so is it changeable.

James

> -----Original Message-----
> From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
> Behalf Of Len
> Sent: Monday, April 03, 2000 1:01 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Reflection file transfer vs. Samba/ix
>
>
> I am having a problem that I am hopeing somebody can help me with.  I
> transfer a file from my HPe3000 to a PC to be loaded into an
> aplication.  I
> use Reflection to do this and everything works fine.  I wanted to replace
> the Reflection transfer using Samba/ix and just have the pc
> application load
> the file from the HPe3000.  This does not work.  When I compare the file
> after it was transferred by Reflection to how it looked before it was
> transferred, I noticed that the file on the HPe3000 appears like this:
>
> LF line one dataCR
> LF line two dataCR
>
> the file after I transfer it with Reflection looks like this:
>
> LF line one dataCR
> CR
> LF line two dataCR
> CR
>
> I suspect this is why I'm having problems loading my file
> directly from the
> HPe3000 using Samba/ix.  Is there utility that I can use to add
> the extra CR
> to the file on the HPe3000?  Does this Question even make sense I'm pretty
> new to Samba/ix.
>
> Thanks,
> Len
>