Re: ^M characters

[roodwriter@ureach.com]

Corey Foote <coreyfoote@hotmail.com> writes:

> I copied some text into an email buffer, but each line ends with 
a funny
> colored character that looks like ^M. What are these characters? 
How can I
> remove them without having to manually delete each one?  And how 
can I
> insert one myself?
> 
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I'm lazy. I just copy the ^M and then uses M-x replace-regexp. I 
paste (yank) the ^M into the command, hit <return> twice and let 
it rip. All gone faster than you can read this.

Once upon a time I made a macro that did this, but I rarely get 
Microsoft files anymore. (I use Linux.) They may have started out 
as Microsoft, but e-mail programs seem to convert them better now.

Rod