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> Yes, this is correct.  \r only makes sense on a terminal, not anywhere
else.
> In particular it never made sense to use \r when writing output to file.

Will the handling of \b (backspace) be changed?

#debug "test1\b"
#debug "test2\n"

In 3.6b2 I get 'test1(outlined square)test2' in the text file and
'testtest2' on the console. 'Outlined square' usually means a non printable
character.
Since the '1' can never be seen on the console, does the \b still have any
use?

WinPov3.6b2
Win98 512mb Duron 1gHz

Stephen

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