![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Formatting irregular text like this one is often a task for [Tidy]. Such text is well known from the formatting efforts of email clients or text editors attempting to wrap long lines but producing only an ugly hobbling text of short and long lines. [Tidy] formats to left aligned paragraphs by joining lines that are not separated by a blank line. It can repair texts which got wrapped crudely, like "formatted" emails. But sometimes it exaggerates forming paragraphs. In that case you should try [Wrap]. Generally [Tidy] and [Wrap] are the way to go, but it is not always possible to automatically format a piece of text, so don't be astonished if neither succeeds.formatted text:
Formatting irregular text like this one is often a task for [Tidy]. Such text is well known from the formatting efforts of email clients or text editors attempting to wrap long lines but producing only an ugly hobbling text of short and long lines. [Tidy] formats to left aligned paragraphs by joining lines that are not separated by a blank line. It can repair texts which got wrapped crudely, like "formatted" emails. But sometimes it exaggerates forming paragraphs. In that case you should try [Wrap]. Generally [Tidy] and [Wrap] are the way to go, but it is not always possible to automatically format a piece of text, so don't be astonished if neither succeeds.
Try how the result would have looked with [Wrap] or the other formatters! Select the original text with the mouse, copy it to the Clipboard with ctrl-c, [=> paste] it to ClipCollect's input area, [edit] it and try the other formatting options.
Some special notes: