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Not in notepad, in vim. Somehow it had saved it as a dos file. I used unix2dos on it and now it works flawlessly though. Thanks for the help everyone. :D

Ok, it works pretty good, except a couple things:
Instead of the output being
winfile
it comes out as
winfile?.
After entering the command at the command line, it responds:
: command not found....

I made the script file cv.sh:


tail -n +15 < $1 | sed 's/$/\r//' > winfile
Then on the command line I typed:
./cv.sh test.cpp

I just tried that, and it reports:

sed: -e expression #1, char 8: unknown option to `s'
: command not found

What does the whole " | sed 's/$/\r//' > winfile" part do?

Hi everyone, I'm trying to write a script to format a file using unix2dos. I want to output all but the first 14 lines in a file. Then I want to pipe this to unix2dos to convert the output to a...