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check this thread out:
windows file to unix :end line chararcter same issue, just substitute ^M with ^Z |
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Since you are working with DOS text files, unix has a utility called either dos2ux or dos2unix which cleans up all the non-unix crud in DOS files moved to unix.
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How to remove ^Z (eof) using sub in awk
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