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Are you viewing your file with notepad.exe? RichTextBox delimits the lines with a \n instead of the windows typical \r\n, that's why some editors have troubles with it. Proper editors like NotePad++ or UltraEdit have no problems with a \n on windows. You might do that: writer.Write(richTextBox1.Text.Replace("\n", Environment.NewLine));

veluru krishna wrote: while (s != null) { sb.Append(s); sb.Append(Environment.NewLine); s = sr.ReadLine(); }

Are you writing each line on its own using the StreamWriter.Write method, or are you writing the entire contents of the textbox to the Write method? If you're writing each line on its own, then you need to use WriteLine, not Write. Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Taekwondo Yi (2nd) Dan Portland, Oregon, USA

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