I’m always needing to remove ^Ms in vim and forgetting the command - heres the details:
The stuff to type in
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What appears in the vim command line
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Note:
^Ms appear in your files after edits in Windows- In the comments on Google+ Kae has pointed out that
you can just enter
%s/ctrlkey+v then enter//gto remove the^Ms as well