firstly, using " in sed is absolutely working in screen output, like
sed -e "s/\"//"
but not
sed -e "s/\"//" | clip
and not
sed -e "s/\"//" > abc.txt
to work with pipe in windows, I tried to escape " to be "" or \" or \"" and \"\"
unfortunately, they dont work
under surfing tens of pages in google, I get
\x22 to escape " in windows with gnu sed to work with the pipe
http://www.cornerstonemag.com/sed/ does a good comparison, but the link inside the page seems broken, \X22 is the sed function of "hex code entry via \xHH"
gnu sed, http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/sed.htm
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