UNCONTROL\ Remove Control Characters From a File {#uncontrol-remove-control-characters-from-a-file align=”center”} =====================================
UNCONTROL is a C++ program which reads a file and makes a copy with no control characters (except for carriage control).
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UNCONTROL is available in a C++ version.
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Last revised on 02 December 2006.