> I'm trying to use sed in windows, but can't find any documentation. 
 > It works
 > totally different than *IX sed and isn't enclosed in ', uses ^ as an
 > escape
 > character, I can't figure out how to add ascii characters, etc.  My
 > batch
 > file looks like:
 
You might find some additional assistance with sed if you try posting in
one of the technical echoes.  I don't use it so I am not sure what the
differences might be.
 


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