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EOL - A text file End-Of-Line converter icon

EOL - A text file End-Of-Line converter

EOL (End-Of-Line) is a Windows® program that converts English language text files among Windows®, old Mac and Unix/OSX formats. It detects the format of each text file automatically. Use EOL's graphical user interface to select a drive and folder.

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Windows
  • .NET Framework
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EOL - A text file End-Of-Line converter information

  • Developed by

    Ron Charlton
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Free product.
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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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What is EOL - A text file End-Of-Line converter?

EOL (End-Of-Line) is a Windows® program that converts English language text files among Windows®, old Mac and Unix/OSX formats. It detects the format of each text file automatically. Use EOL's graphical user interface to select a drive and folder. Next, select one or more files by clicking or using wild card (*?) names. Select whether to make backup copies, then select the desired text file format and click to convert the file(s).

EOL requires Microsoft's free .NET Framework version 4.0. Your computer may already have it. If not, EOL's setup program will offer to download it from Microsoft.

Version 3.2.8 allows processing files that reside on a drive that is different from where the system stores temporary files. It also allows sorting the file list into ascending or descending order. It adds volume labels to the drive list.