[Info-vax] *.xml files - carriage return's go into file in VMS - how to remove CR's?

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In article <gqiodo$uhh$1 at mailhub227.itcs.purdue.edu>, Chuck Aaron <caaron at ceris.purdue.edu> writes:
>$ dir/full abw_from_msword.xml
>
>Directory USER$DISK:[PXZA003]
>
>ABW_FROM_MSWORD.XML;1                     File ID:  (80080,16,0)
>Size:           34/36         Owner:    [EXCERPT,PXZA003]
>Created:    27-MAR-2009 09:56:57.02
>Revised:    27-MAR-2009 09:56:57.49 (1)
>Expires:    <None specified>
>Backup:     <No backup recorded>
>Effective:  <None specified>
>Recording:  <None specified>
>Accessed:   <None specified>
>Attributes: <None specified>
>Modified:   <None specified>
>Linkcount:  1
>File organization:  Sequential
>Shelved state:      Online
>Caching attribute:  Writethrough
>File attributes:    Allocation: 36, Extend: 0, Global buffer count: 0
>                     Version limit: 1
>Record format:      Variable length, maximum 0 bytes, longest 16843 bytes
>Record attributes:  Carriage return carriage control
>RMS attributes:     None
>Journaling enabled: None
>File protection:    System:RWED, Owner:RWED, Group:RE, World:
>Access Cntrl List:  None
>Client attributes:  None
>
>Total of 1 file, 34/36 blocks.
>
>VAXman- @SendSpamHere.ORG wrote:
>> In article <gqimi3$tka$1 at mailhub227.itcs.purdue.edu>, Chuck Aaron <caaron at ceris.purdue.edu> writes:
>>> Can anyone help me with how to search/repl or convert the
>>> file to eliminate the carriage returns in the xml
>>> file in VMS?
>> 
>> Post a $ DIRECTORY/FULL of the file in question.
>> 

Looks like a normal text file.  Try using the editor to delete them...
With EDT:

$ EDIT/EDT {your.file}
<GOLD>7
Command: DEFINE MACRO NOCR
<GOLD>7
Command: FIND=NOCR.
SUB/<GOLD>13<GOLD>3//WHOLE/NOTYPE
<GOLD>7
Command: FIND=MAIN.
<GOLD>7
Command: NOCR
<GOLD>7
Command: EXIT


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