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It might be annoying, but you could do two appends. Create a text file with a carriage return in it, append that to the remote file, then append your other text file.
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It might be annoying, but you could do two appends. Create a text file with a carriage return in it, append that to the remote file, then append your other text file.

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With he other alternative adding a line to the start of the text file being appended.
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With he other alternative adding a line to the start of the text file being appended.

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Okay if I have a blank line at the beginning of the appending text file it works. But I like your first suggestion better so that in my code I can just have it append the line return text file first so that I don't have to mess with my other files. However, the only problem is I can't get a text file to save with just a line return. When I open it again its always just blank again. Any idea of how to do this?
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Okay if I have a blank line at the beginning of the appending text file it works. But I like your first suggestion better so that in my code I can just have it append the line return text file first so that I don't have to mess with my other files. However, the only problem is I can't get a text file to save with just a line return. When I open it again its always just blank again. Any idea of how to do this?

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Ah, notepad just doesn't recognize it when you open the file again but it does exist. Okay.
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Ah, notepad just doesn't recognize it when you open the file again but it does exist. Okay.

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When using the MS Windows <a href="ftp://ftp.exe" rel="ugc">ftp.exe</a>&nbsp;there is an append command. From what I have seen, when appending text files, it just directly appends the new file to the source file without making a new line. <br />
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For example:<br />
Source: test<br />
new: anothertest<br />
outcome: testanothertest<br />
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I would like to see to see a new line before the new file is appended: <br />
outcome: test<br />
anothertest<br />
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How can I achieve this result?
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When using the MS Windows ftp.exe there is an append command. From what I have seen, when appending text files, it just directly appends the new file to the source file without making a new line. 

For example:
Source: test
new: anothertest
outcome: testanothertest

I would like to see to see a new line before the new file is appended: 
outcome: test
anothertest

How can I achieve this result?

Append Command: Appending on a new line

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