How do I remove carriage returns from text file using Powershell?

I'm outputting the contents of a directory to a txt file using the following command: ``` $SearchPath="c:\searchpath" $Outpath="c:\outpath" Get-ChildItem "$SearchPath" -Recurse | where {!$_.psiscontainer} | Format-Wide -Column 1' | Out-File "$OutPath\Contents.txt" -Encoding ASCII -Width 200 ``` What I end up with when I do this is a txt file with the information I need, but it adds numerous carriage returns I don't need, making the output harder to read. This is what it looks like: ``` c:\searchpath\directory name of file.txt name of another file.txt c:\searchpath\another directory name of some file.txt ``` That makes a txt file that requires a lot of scrolling, but the actual information isn't that much, usually a lot less than a hundred lines. I would like for it to look like: ``` c:\searchpath\directory nameoffile.txt c:\searchpath\another directory another file.txt ``` This is what I've tried so far, not working ``` $configFiles=get-childitem "c:\outpath\*.txt" -rec foreach ($file in $configFiles) { (Get-Content $file.PSPath) | Foreach-Object {$_ -replace "'n", ""} | Set-Content $file.PSPath } ``` I've also tried 'r but both options leave the file unchanged. Another attempt: ``` Select-String -Pattern "\w" -Path 'c:\outpath\contents.txt' | foreach {$_.line}' | Set-Content -Path c:\outpath\contents2.txt ``` When I run that string without the Set-content at the end, it appears exactly as I need it in the ISE, but as soon as I add the Set-Content at the end, it once agains carriage returns where I don't need them. Here's something interesting, if I create a text file with a few carriage returns and a few tabs, then if I use the same -replace script I've been using, but use`t to replace the tabs, it works perfect. But`r and `n do not work. It's almost as though it doesn't recognize them as escape characters. But if I add`r and `n in the txt file then run the script, it still doesn't replace anything. Doesn't seem to know what to do with it.