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ok let me put it this way, when i use the 'sed' command sed 's/¿/ /g', its not recognizing the character and replacing it...so in this case what should i do? Please advice. Thanks.
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try using ascii value of that with tr command
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tr '\277' ' ' < infile > outfile |
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Isn't this the same problem you already reported as solved in <92> unknown character when opened with Vi editor in Linux a few days ago?
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Hi Era, ¿ character is coming as another character apart from <92> in the file. I assumed in the beginning that ¿ and <92> are the same. So i asked for the replacement of <92> only in the post. But now i see that ¿ is also there in the file.
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