
All .a10 files use <LF> (^J) only as line separators, as they were Unix text
files, although they've been created under MS-DOS, where line separators are
<CR><LF> (^M^J) sequences. That's why they must be transferred between the
MS-DOS and Unix machines as BINARY (not text) files. This is done to save
space and to avoid compatibility problems. Besides, the consecutive blank
characters are replaced with tabs, again to save space, and they have no
MS-DOS end-of-file (EOF or ^Z) indicators at the end.

Lucho
