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[Massive disagreement over `\r\n' snipped]

Ok, ok!  I'll work around it ;-)

-: > If the user has bash loaded, then the user probably wants the Unixy
-: > behavior anyway.
-: 
-: I think you are wrong.  The user wants Unixy _power_, but not Unixy
-: files.

Je nachdem.  *I* want the virtual ecstacy of being on a Unix box ;-)