remove html tags from a file
Contributed by Michilimackinac 
January 13, 2004 
Tagged: UNIX
This a useful one-liner using sed to remove all the html tags from a file
sed -e ’s/<[^>]*>//g’ foo.html
Contributed by Michilimackinac
January 13, 2004 Tagged: UNIX
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