Tom Emerson wrote:

>  tr \r \n <file1 >file2

That will cause everything to be double-spaced, because "\r\n" will be
changed to "\n\n".

The easiest thing to do is:
xargs <filelist perl -i.bak -pe 's/\r\n/\n/'
Which will change all files in place and keep a backup (with the .bak
extension).

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