Hi,
If I get this to work I have a problem, since I'm not so familiar
with all the tools unix/linux has, I know there are commands to
modify text files so alittle help is needed for putting a . infront
of all lines in a text file. I know this is not the right place to
ask this question, so I accept that there are no responses to this,
though I would be grateful if I get a solution :-)
How about:
sed -e 's/^/./' < infile > outfile
HTH,
Neil.
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