sed Version 3.02 for Windows

[Caione, Mario]

Hi,
    I am using sed (within a Windows NT 4.0 SP5 command window) on .cmd
files for character substitution like the following:
 
for %f in (*.cmd) do sed -e 's/aiis_m01/aiis_p01/g' %f > dx_%f
 
The files going into the execution have lines delimited by 0x0D0A, but
coming out they have lines delimited by 0x0A0A. Is there a way to prevent
the conversion of carriage returns to linefeeds?
 
Mario Caione
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