regexp help

[Jeff <jcoppock1@attbi.com>]

I know there are regexp guru's here, so I figured I'd ask for help
with at search & replace I need to do.  A number of text files I have
are loaded with ^M and ^@ characters that I can't find the right
regexp to find them in order to get rid of them.  I tried a bunch of
things both direct and using special characters, but I can't get it
right. 

I tried various things I found at 

http://www.webcom.com/glossary/regexp.shtml

such as:

\^M
\x5e	
\r
\n

but to no avail.  Any help will be much appreciated.

thanks,
jc

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Jeff Coppock		Systems Engineer
Diggin' Debian		Admin and User


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