Date: Fri, 07 Feb 2003 21:31:26 -0500
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Subject: Re: problem compiling
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Michelle Konzack wrote:
> Hello dave, 
> 
> you have saved it as TEXT !!! 
> Choose 'Save As' and ther is a Box named 'Fileformats'. 
> Here choose 'All Files' and OK. It will be saved to 
> your choosen filename with the extension .c 
> 
> Michelle
> 

Also, if you type the file name in the textbox in quotes, it will 
*gaurantee* that you get the extention that you want.  e.g., in the Save 
As... box, select "All File Types" and then in the textbox for the file 
name, type "Filename.c" (INCLUDING the quotes) and you'll be set.

	- Michael