From: Dom Ciccotto 
      I used the TSE32 Editor to view a non text configuration file of a
few hundred bytes.
While I had the file open I did a "save as" and poceeded to make a minor
character change.
I then decided to restore the "saved as" copy.
I found the  saved  copy to be 2 bytes larger and slightly different.
I viewed this file along side of a known good file, using TSE32 in hex
mode and found no
changes.  I then used a copy of   Norton's  Disk Edit   (  DiskEdit.exe
)  and found the
following :    Starting in the 8th position ( in HEX ) I had.
                77   0A   E5              (Good File starting in 8th
position)
                77   0D   0A   E5      ( Bad File  starting in 8th
position)
Questions:
       1)  WHAT IS   0D  (in HEX)
       2)   How come it can't be seen in  TSE32 (Hex mode).
       3)   How can it be removed using TSE32.
      Thanks
       Dom
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