Unix / OS X Text to Windows Text
All of the electronic text files (eg. 'readme.txt') contain invisible characters called 'newline' to mark end of the paragraphs! In other words, all the files created in Unix, Linux and 'Mac OS' generally have a 'newline' character at the end of every paragraph. But Windows unnecessarily require another invisible character called 'carriage return' before every 'newline' character!
So when we try to open files created in Unix/Linus/'OS X' in Windows, we see only one paragraph containing text of all the paragraphs. Even other formatted blocks like tables, program codes etc. looks unformatted.
This web page will just add a carriage-return character before every newline character.
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