It's an easy macro to write in Microsoft Word, does anyone know a better way in Windows?
Copy garbled text into Word, run macro, copy back to e-mail window.
Also, (I know it's like herding crickets) but sometimes it helps if folks on a list agree to set the same default line wrap length in characters. Common ones are 76, or 80, etc.
-Chip
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-lbo-talk at lists.panix.com
> [mailto:owner-lbo-talk at lists.panix.com]On Behalf Of Doug Henwood
> Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 6:36 PM
> To: lbo-talk at lists.panix.com
> Subject: a kvetch
>
>
> michael pugliese forwarded:
>
> >suggest his
> >past reveals a dangerous right-winger with supporters linked
> to a
> >number of
> >shadowy extremist groups - including Le Pen's National Front,
> pro-
> >apartheid
> >South Africans and the Ku Klux Klan.
> >In October 1995, Duncan Smith was one of several Tories who
> met
> >senior
> >figures in the French National Front and later drank with them
> in a
> >bar at
> >Westminster. Bruno Gollnisch MEP, Le Pen's deputy, was at the
>
> >meeting,
> >which was said to be about the European Union.
> >
> >People at the meeting say the NF veteran and the Tory MPs -
> including
> >their
> >future leader - found common ground in their hostility to the
> EU.
> >Gollnisch
> >recalled: 'I came to meet members of the Conservative Party
>
> >sympathetic to
> >our views... I met Duncan Smith and others in their offices
> and later
> >we
> >got together for less formal talks in a bar somewhere in the
>
> >Parliament
> >building.
>
> Could people who forward stuff to the list try to format it
decently?
> There are two Macintosh utilities that do this nicely - ungarble
it!
> and TextSpresso. I'm sure there are even more Windows programs
that
> do (though given how aesthetically challenged the Windows
environment
> is, maybe not).
>
> Doug
>