sed question

[shaggy1112]

I am trying to use sed to remove apostrophes from a file.

sample line
---------------
You're very nice.
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I want it to be
---------------
Youre very nice.
---------------

I have tried....
"sed 's/\'//g' file.txt", but I just get the > at the shell asking for more input.

What am I doing wrong?

[serz]

sed 's/\'//g' file.txt > output

You can use tr if you want:

cat file.txt | tr -d "'" > output

[maccorin]

cat <file> | sed "s/'//"

[shaggy1112]

Thanks!

Can't believe I didn't think of the quotations.