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From: Annelise Anderson <andrsn@ANDRSN.STANFORD.EDU>
To: Adam Breaux <freebsd@idomains.net>
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Subject: Re: Shell script
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Page breaks?  What do they look like? 

you could open the document in vi and do a substitution routine,
:%s/<page break symbol>//gc

will do all page breaks in the entire document, but you have to put
the right stuff in <page break symbol>.  c lets you confirm each
instance.

Annelise

On Thu, 27 May 1999, Adam Breaux wrote:

> I need a shell script to remove page-breaks from a document before printing...can someone help, I'm new to this *nix thing....
> 
> Adam
> 



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