On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> fromdos . OR dos2unix . Or some variant of that. There are several of them,
> and distributions vary in which one they include.
Be careful. I recently looked at unix2dos (I know, not what was asked
here, but close...), and it was not what I expected. It also changed all
non ascii-printable characters to another characterset. This may not be a
problem for a pure ascii file, but if you have files that contain DOS line
drawing characters (or others), beware that these tools might change those
characters as well.
Frank
> > At 08:47 AM 7/12/00 -0500, Jim Reimer wrote:
> >Well, at school, we had a little program called dtox that would strip out
> >the CR's from a DOS text file, but now I'm without it. What's the best
> >way (or any way, I suppose) to accomplish this under Linux?
>
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