Using a Macintosh SAS Program File in SAS for Windows

PROBLEM: The SAS program that I saved in a Macintosh SAS session
         doesn't format properly when I try to use it in SAS for
	 Windows.  (Specifically, all the program statements are on
         a single line, with 'funny characters' [empty squares, for
         example] at the point where each line should end.)

REASON: Files saved from a SAS window (such as the Program Editor) are
        ASCII files.  In the Macintosh, each line is terminated with
        a Carriage Return (ASCII 13).  ASCII files in DOS, however,
	need both a Line Feed and a Carriage Return (ASCII 13 and 10).
	When files come to DOS with only a Carriage Return (like those
        created on a Macintosh), the lines appear merged together in 
        a single line.

SOLUTION: To add the proper character for the DOS Line Feed/ Carriage
          Return(LF/CR), Open the file in BBEdit, then click Save As
          and before saving, click Options and choose DOS line breaks.
          Here are step-by-step instructions:

        1. Save file from SAS window
        2. Open BBEdit (it's in Productivity & Other Tools>Viewers
           and Utilities)
        3. Click File>Open and choose the file you want to convert
        4. Click File>Save As and choose a new file name (or you
           can click File>Save and save to the same name, if you
	   wish)
        5. Before saving, click Options, then in the 'Line Breaks'
           field, choose DOS from the pull-down menu
        6. Click OK, then Save, to finish the conversion.