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In article <3113@ux.acs.umn.edu> clarson@ux.acs.umn.edu (Chaz Larson) writes:
>In article <1991Jan24.153219.29086@cs.dal.ca> paixao@ug.cs.dal.ca (Nuno M. Paixao) writes:
>|I have another question about MS-WORD.
>|
>|I find myself dowdloading ASCII files from here, USENET NEWS, and sometimes,
>| I would like to bring them into my word processor. Is there anyway to make
>| MS-WORD
>|strip out all the carriage return at the end of each line, and replace them
>| witha space. I would need to do this, so that for one thing, I could justify
>| my 
>
>[Chaz explains how to replace double-returns with some unused string,
  replace all returns with spaces, and replace the string with double
  returns...]

Or, you could get Add/Strip 2.9, a shareware utility that processes text
files in a number of ways, including adding or stripping CRs and LFs,
changes ellipses, em-dashes, user-specified strings, forcing lines to
a certain length, etc. etc.  I use it nearly every day for downloads
and uploads to/from Macs, DOS machines, and UNIX boxes. It's available
via anonymous ftp at one of the larger sites (sorry, I don't remember
which... try sumex first), or if you can't find it anywhere, drop a line
and I'll mail it.  I LOVE IT!

--K

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