Now we're getting there. sed 's/.$//' only picks out the last CR of the
CR CR LF sequence, so would have to run it twice to get from CR CR LF to
just LF. But 's/^M^M$//' or 's/..$//' seems to do the trick.
Thanks.
>
> Huum i see, i did not try it, i got it from another list, however one which
> does work is;
>
> sed 's/.$//'
>
> I get my examples from;
>
> http://www.cornerstonemag.com/sed/sed1line.txt
>
> It is one hell of a helpfull page when one writes scripts.
>
> I took a look at your web page, i understand why you want a script.
>
-jdr-
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