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Old 05-19-2006
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Merging info

Hi, pls advise how could we merge contents of lines from 2 different files into 1 file but shares common label continously as in the following example:
Thanks in advance...rgds.

File1:
// line: 0
abc
def
// line: 1
ghi
jkl

File2:
// line: 0
mno
pqr
// line: 1
stu
vwx

End result expected: File3
// line: 0
abc
def
mno
pqr

// line: 1
ghi
jkl
stu
vwx
 

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