Try using tr (translates characters in UNIX) on the command line or in a shell script.
This example changes every octal \274 to X:
tr "\274" "X" < oldfile > newfile
In another example, tr can change lower case characters to upper case characters, etc:
tr...
Printing date range parameters in the report header wasn't too difficult, but I had a hard time figuring out how to print multiple discrete and range parameter values in Crystal Reports Version 8.5.
I spent a long time searching through the posts and FAQs on this website and the articles in...
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