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Add CRs (newlines)
I have a long file originally created with vi but at some point saved with MS Word. At another time I substituted all occurrences of ^M with XXX. Now I'd like to get this back to vi but with the XXX converted to newline.
I'm using whatever version of vim Apple employs. Thanks, Gale |
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