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Insertar saltos de pagina en un fichero
Post 302365866 by e437109 on Wednesday 28th of October 2009 08:28:22 AM
10-28-2009
Insertar saltos de pagina en un fichero
Hi,
I need help urgently.
Something that seems simple, does not come out.
Attempt to insert into a text file page breaks. I need that the execution is fast (as I have to change many files and very large).
I have tried using the sed command to replace the characters "C$" with "\f"C$, but there is no way, doing it this way:
sed 's/C\$/&\f+/g' prova.txt
It does not work because it replaces the characters "C$" for "f+".
Please, this should be very easy anyone can help me?
I need help urgently.
Something that seems simple, does not come out.
Attempt to insert into a text file page breaks. I need that the execution is fast (as I have to change many files and very large).
I have tried using the sed command to replace the characters "C$" with "\f"C$, but there is no way, doing it this way:
sed 's/C\$/&\f+/g' prova.txt
It does not work because it replaces the characters "C$" for "f+".
Please, this should be very easy anyone can help me?
Last edited by e437109; 10-28-2009 at 09:43 AM..
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