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Is there any way to set MobaXterm to implicitly add Carriage Return chars ("\r") when a Newline character, "\n", is received? Like in TeraTerm you can set NewLine to CR, CR+LF, LF or auto.

No carriage return with new line

Ahmed Ashour
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Willie Visagie
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  • I'm confused by use of 'implicit' here. Do you want the cursor to move to the first column -- perform the carriage return action -- when LF is received? ... now that I ask that I have vague memories from lifetimes ago about this term being used in this context. – steve Sep 29 '23 at 15:24

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Right click on the terminal screen, select "Change terminal settings..." and check "Implicit CR in every LF"

Denis
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    Absolutely nothing happens if I right-click on the terminal in MobaxTerm. Moreover, nowhere do I find Implicit CR in every LF in the Terminal Settings. – Willie Visagie Jan 28 '21 at 13:42
  • it works. just change terminal settings not saved when you start another session. – Chao Aug 30 '22 at 02:23
  • If no context menu, then either press shift while right-click or disable config setting "paste on right-click" – steve Sep 29 '23 at 15:00
  • FWIW "Implicit CR in every LF" is confusing. Makes no sense to include a byte in a byte. Maybe "on every" or even better "after each" is closer to what they mean. And what does 'implicit' mean? Does that mean the display/output will act as if the input stream has a CR after LF? I guess that's implicit WRT the stream, but it's explicit WRT the display. Confusing. – steve Sep 29 '23 at 15:17
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shift right click if answer of Denis pops no options menu

Wim
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