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does what I would have needed too, but I have to do it for each line in the 
file anyway, so I guess I'll stick with the method i found with splitlines()

-Jay

On Saturday 08 January 2005 4:57, Jeff Hubbs wrote:
> Will  input =  x.readline()[-1] work?
>
> Jeff


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