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KACartlidge · 08-04-2009, 02:39 PM

I know I'm blowing my own trumpet, but try my free eBook PDF tool from my site.

I know you don't want a PDF, but that's fine. Opening the text file in the tool will automatically make a reasonable attempt to re-wrap it. You are then presented with that wrapped text on screen and, instead of clicking to create a PDF, just select the text, copy it and paste it into whatever editor you want.

Of course you can just save the wrapped text over the original with a single click, but you may prefer to keep the original. It's amateur software so may not be spot on, but at no cost it's worth a try. It tries to be intelligent with it's wrapping by looking at full stops and quote marks in addition to line breaks.

08-04-2009, 02:39 PM	#2
KACartlidge Author Posts: 12 Karma: 24 Join Date: Aug 2009 Device: Sony Reader PR505	Re-wrapping Text I know I'm blowing my own trumpet, but try my free eBook PDF tool from my site. I know you don't want a PDF, but that's fine. Opening the text file in the tool will automatically make a reasonable attempt to re-wrap it. You are then presented with that wrapped text on screen and, instead of clicking to create a PDF, just select the text, copy it and paste it into whatever editor you want. Of course you can just save the wrapped text over the original with a single click, but you may prefer to keep the original. It's amateur software so may not be spot on, but at no cost it's worth a try. It tries to be intelligent with it's wrapping by looking at full stops and quote marks in addition to line breaks.