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echo '05/16/2008 18:30:49 Installation 48985' | nawk '{split($1,a,"/");$1=a[3] "/" a[2] "/" a[1]}1'
echo '05/16/2008 18:30:49 Installation 48985' | sed 's#^\(..\)/\(..\)/\(....\)#\3/\2/\1#'

Try: awk '{if ($0~"</tr>"){n=0}if ($0~"<td>"){n++}}$0!~"<td>" || n<5' file

yessss :)

Can you provide some example input?

From the first ( to the first closing ) would be:

sed 's/([^)]*)//'


But it's not clear that's what you want from your description.

What do you mean by "errors"? Are these ^[, etc. escape characters?

Can you cat -v file and post part of the output which contains these characters?