I need a UNIX shellscript command that will remove the 'Paragraph' mark from a simple text file. The Paragraph mark I'm referring to is the special character you can see in a WORD documant (similar to a backwards 'P') when you select the Show Paragraph Marks icon.
If someone can give me the decimal equivalent to the paragraph mark from the ASCII table, that might be enough to make the translation using the TR command.
A dec 10 byte is a simple newline. Nothing special. Are you certain that the special symbol is actually in the file and not an artifact of the program you're using to view the file?
If you want to remove those newlines: tr -d '\n'
To remove a byte using its value, you must use octal values; tr does not support base 10. Read its manual page. It isn't very complicated.