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The following expression is in one line "AN- EIP04398375704| TI- Convergence and dissemination: A brief history and description of the StreamNet Project| AU- Oftedahl, Lenora A.|" I want replace "TI-" to a new line with "TI: " like AN- EIP04398375704| TI- Convergence and dissemination: A brief history and description of the StreamNet Project| AU- Oftedahl, Lenora A.| What command to be used in VI,Sed, tr etc to change in above said format. Please help me Bibhuti BHusan Sahoo

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if you can open the file in vi use following :%s/ TI/^MTI Note to get ^M use following Hold down the Ctrl, and press v m DO NOT USE Shift+6 and Shift+M

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Thank you @cdac very much for your suggestion

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