You can use a third-party tool called dos2unix to convert the files. Also, vim has functionality that can do this, but I don't remember it right now.
HTH! Tom Purl > Hi, > > I have a lot of text files created in PC. When I open them in Linux > using gvim, I get a lot of ^M and no line breaking. It is messy. How > can I read the file correctly in Linux? > > Thanks > > Frank >
