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Re: [seul-edu] Carriage returns
Most Linux systems have a utility to do this. The name varies a bit from
version to version, though. Look for something like "fromdos" or "dos2unix"
(my Debian systems use both these names). It should, BTW, be half of a pair
of apps, the second (e.g., "todos" or "unix2dos")for adding in the \r's.
At 04:24 PM 11/6/99 +0100, Bill Tihen -- TECHNOLOGY wrote:
>Is there some little utility to strip carriage returns
>out of dos file and replace them with \n or do I need to
>write my own little script?
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