Although Notepad defaults to Windows EOL characters by default, it can now read, edit and print Unix/Linux and Macintosh line endings. You can read about it here on Microsoft’s blog.

I've created a very simple batch file to take care of this using notepad, but it will only open up one instance of notepad at a time. I would prefer for it to open up 4 instances of notepad so I ...

Over at Build 2018, Microsoft announced it has rejigged Windows Notepad so it can now cope with the line endings used in Unix, Linux and macOS, and thus will correctly display text files created ...

Simply navigate to [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Notepad] and set fWindowsOnlyEOL to 1. After that, non-Windows text files will continue to be displayed in garbled form.