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how to delete M-^M characters from a file
I am receiving a file with 'M-^M' characters...how do I get rid of these characters.
I tried tr -d '\015' and sed '/^M//g', but they didnot work. Appreciate if someone can help me with this |
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11-20-2008
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Take a look at this thread
^M character Also, search this forum for the dos2unix utility. DOS uses CR (carriage return) and LF (line feed) between rows, while Unix uses LF only. |
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