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Just a few quick comments...
> > cat <FileName> | tr -d '\r' > out; mv out <FileName>
The use of "cat" here is somewhat useless; instead, you can use input
redirection to achieve the same result. Plus, you'll probably want to
check the return value of "tr" before blindly overwriting the input file.
A safer, more elegant approach using tr might be:
tr -d '\r' < in > out && mv out in
> :1,$s/^V^M//g
When specifying a range in ex mode, you can use "%" instead of "1,$" to
represent the entire buffer. i.e., :%s/^V^M//g
-mct
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