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From:	hc05%beirnek@uunet.UU.NET (Beirne Konarski)
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Subject: How do I reference carriage returns?
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Date:	Mon, 17 Jan 1994 05:07:30 -0500

I am getting better at sam now and am using it daily, but I have come
up with a simple problem I can't solve.  I have a file with CR-NL at
the the of each line and I want to remove the carriage returns.  I of
course know how to do it with a variety of other tools, including vi.
I like working on files with sam, though.  The problem is that I cannot
select the carriage returns.  The usual tricks like \r and \015 didn't
give them to me.  Is there a way to select them?  Or am I supposed to
pipe the file through tr, like in rc?

Beirne
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