Install vim. Open text file in vim. Press semicolon on keyboard ( : ) Type %s/\nSee the result for/\tSee/g Press Enter. To save file and quit press semicolon : then wq then Enter. ( :wq )
I believe you are referencing to a new line character, when you are saying "carriage return". \n is the newline character in regular expression and is standard Unix end-of-the-line character.
On Windows-DOS text it is carriage return followed by a new line \r\n. In that situation the regexp will be %s/\r\nSee the result for/\tSee/g
