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10-06-2008
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Removing spaces...
Hey,
I'm using the command from this thread converting a list into a line to convert vertical lines to horzontal lines. But I need to remove the spaces that is created. Unfortunately I can't figure out where the space is in the code.. I have: A B C I need: ABC THANKS!! I have tried to look around for a similar thread/code but cant find it. Hope it's not already out there. Also I can't post to the original thread since it's a closed (?) post. 
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10-06-2008
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this will do
Code:
tr '\012' ' '<filename>outputfile
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