THis has come up and I don't think that any answer give was quite this
simple. "tr" was mentioned, as was how to get a "^M", but this one is
better, since it joins them both and includes a tidbit I didn't know.
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GETTING RID OF ^M
How to get rid of ^M
in text files .
tr -d '^M' <inputfile >outputfile
But how to get this
'^M' in the command
line:
Keep CTRL pressed
and then press v and m
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