Passing file from Gedit (unix) to Windows Notepad

[KACY5]

I work on UNIX in college and Windows at home. I recorded a file .txt in Gedit (in college), the line breaks are indicated by "squares". I have registered another by notepad (with me) and line breaks are "normal". My problem is that I have a program that takes into account the "return lines as Gedit" and it stopped working on my second file. I would like to find a way on Windows to re-register the second file so that it has "the same head". Someone would have any idea, please?

[sergioKomic]

These are probably the carriage returns (end of line) problematic.

On unix, end line = LF (or CR, I do not know)
On Windows end of line = CR and LF

There are 2 utility on unix (and maybe also in Windows) to make changes
Unix2Dos and Dos2Unix

[KACY5]

These are probably the carriage returns (end of line) problematic.

On unix, end line = LF (or CR, I do not know)
On Windows end of line = CR and LF

There are 2 utility on unix (and maybe also in Windows) to make changes
Unix2Dos and Dos2Unix

I installed Unix2Dos (under windows) and version 3 of .NET Framework and everything works. Thank you very much!

[Macarenas]

If you do not want to get in trouble with these conversions, you can always use-Windows-equivalent notepad that supports the Unix newlines as Notepad2 (very light/simple and full of useful features). Notepad2 is an open-source text editor for Microsoft Windows, released under a BSD software license. Notepad2 features:

• Auto indentation
• Bracket matching
• Encoding conversion between ASCII, UTF-8, and UTF-16 formats
• Multiple undo/redo; rectangular block selection
• Newline conversion, between DOS (CR/LF), Unix (LF), and Mac (CR) formats
• Regular expression-based find and replace