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From: Fabio Miranda Hamburger <fabmirha@ns.isi.ulatina.ac.cr>
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How can I remove annoy "^D" end of line from MS systems?
I know there is an utility called dos2unix.
But I think It's possible to do it with freebsd tr.
How would that be?

thanks,

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Fabio Andres Miranda
Ingenieria de sistemas informaticos
Universidad Latina - Costa Rica