John,
I'm really puzzled with this one. I installed Stats101 on a different PC, using different folder paths by mistake. Quite obviously, my old programs failed to find the correct paths / files. After fixing the paths in the code, the programs are working fine, except for one case: the OUTPUT FILE command produces 0A (hexa) for the \n character, instead of 0A 0D, ie my output text file contains LF but no CR...and the output is unreadable.
I tried reinstalled JRE 1.6.18, reinstalled Stats 1.4.7, and wrote a trivial program to output one line of text containing "\n". Same problem, the file shows a weird squarish character in Notepad (instead of a new line), and 0A (only) in a hex editor.
The problem is probably with my PC, but I cannot figure out where I might have broken something. Both machines are running WinXP-SP2, and both were running stats101 fine 3 weeks ago. I haven't patched anything except JRE and Stats101.
Any ideas of why OUTPUT might be doing something funny suddenly?
PS: The WRITE command produces multiple lines correctly, and the OUTPUT command writes lines correctly on the screen (ie without FILE option).
Gus