Removal of ^M in Config files

[Laurabelle]

On Jul 03 2002, Michael shared a puddle of experience:

>Hello,
>
>Does anyone know of text editor within kde or FreeBSD that can remove 
>all ^M's from Config files?

You already have a couple of good answers, but since you asked for a
text editor, I thought I'd point out that I generally use vi/vim for
this purpose.

	:%s/^M//

The ^M is actually Ctrl-v and then Enter.  This command will substitute
out all the end-of-lines.

(A couple of days ago I actually put the end-of-lines *into* a file that
I knew was going to be edited in Windows.)

Laurabelle
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