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Carriage Return at end of file
Post 302093572 by bd_joy on Friday 20th of October 2006 12:00:21 PM
10-20-2006
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Originally Posted by anbu23
Code:
sed "/^ *$/d" $outdir/date.txt > temp mv temp $outdir/date.txt
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