Try using the regex: 
s/^M//g

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That should do the trick for you. I hope I don't have to mention that the "^" is not a caret which would simply result in anchoring an "M" to the beginning of the line, I also leave out the "$" since they might be in other places in the file. I try not to make assumptions... (It's early and I'm just getting coffee...)

Update: Pet peeve - Users (developers) who use Samba mounts and "notepad" to edit source and data files to be used by the Sun box...

Mike - mps@discomsys.com

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Harlan Ellison

In reply to Re: Removing Control Characters by unixwzrd
in thread Removing Control Characters by raj8

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