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Removing M^ from multiple files
to do this i usually type dos2unix <file> -o <file>
and this will remove the M^ from the end of each file. well i have over 100 files that someone copied that i need. how do i remove the M^. i saw a perl script but i am not familiar with .pl at all really |
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