01-18-2012
hi balajesuri...
not getting exactly
if i am in vi editor then hoe can i write the code :%s/<ctrl+v+m>//g and press "ctrl, v, m" keys together .... at a time.
please help me to clear this?
2 ) and lastly do we need to save this file using :wq ??
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hey got the point of ctrl M and ctrl v thanks...
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I have tried the above code.... but i am getting error
error:- patteren not found: ^M
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hey thanks a lot its working :-)
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NAME
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