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LineBreak - 1.0.1

Converts files to a specified line break format

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All Time:	(4.8)
Version 1.0.1:	(5.0)
Selected Version:	1.0.1
Release Date:	2002-02-08
License:	Freeware
Downloads (version 1.0.1):	17
Downloads (all versions):	11,078

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Product Description:

LineBreak is drag-and-drop application written in Cocoa to convert text files to a specified line break format. Mac, UNIX, and Windows/DOS line break formats are supported, and you can perform batch conversions by dragging multiple files onto LineBreaks icon. LineBreak has a nice clean interface and good documentation.

What's new in this version:

Minor interface tweaks
Minor (probably unnoticeable) optimizations

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.1

Feedback Summary:

Version 1.0.1:
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Seems to fail when a directory is used - Version: 2.8, 10/24/2008 10:18PM PST

Brad Oliver (.mac)

When dragging a folder onto the app, it seems to think it's just one file and won't properly process files and subfolders in that directory. Not sure if this is new to 2.8 or caused by a bug in the OS (first time I've used it since Leopard). All I know is that it doesn't work like it used to, and I wish it did.

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Seems to fail when a directory is used

I was going to suggest Tex-Edit Plus until I saw the feature set! - Version: 2.8, 3/10/2008 05:02PM PST

zunipus

Great feature set. Gimme.

Perfectly does what it says. - Version: 2.7, 1/27/2008 12:00AM PST

thevoicewithin

I never had a problem with DivX subtitles while I was watching 'em on my Mac but when I copied some DVDs to friends either who use Winzort or seperate DivX Player systems, they had prodlems with my subtitles. Many times I had to edit subtitles (sync, change etc.) and after I save them they were not suitable for their systems. This little piece of software saved my life, I even don't have to open the files or anything, it simply converts them and saves. Great work.