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Clean up messy emails with Email Stripper
>>>>>>>>>The company party will>>>>>>>>>be this >>>>>>>>>Saturday>>>>>>>>> at the
>>>>>>>>>Pavilion. >>The CEO will bring the beer and >>>>>a lampshade, a sign-up sheet for
>>>>>>>>>desserts is in>>>> the break room. Plan on a limbo>>contest and Jello >>>shots, dress
>>>>>>>>>casual.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Pavilion. >>The CEO will bring the beer and >>>>>a lampshade, a sign-up sheet for
>>>>>>>>>desserts is in>>>> the break room. Plan on a limbo>>contest and Jello >>>shots, dress
>>>>>>>>>casual.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
The spiffy free download Email Stripper 2.2 (Windows and Linux under WINE only) rescues emails like this by yanking all the stray symbols and weird spaces, then restoring it to its original easy-to-read format. Simply paste the wonky email (that's the technical term for it, you know) into Email Stripper, click a button and -- presto -- the text is cleaned up and ready to be cut and pasted into a new email.
>>Piece>>>of>>cake.
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Draco said 4:49PM on 9-02-2007
Now how about an ad on for Thunderbird that will do this for us automatically?? THAT would be nice.
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thiel said 6:24PM on 9-02-2007
This is pretty old, but it's a good little proggie.
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Digital Camera Repair said 9:58PM on 9-02-2007
I have to try that tool, a lot of people forward me those kinds of mails and eventually it gets super annoying.
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Nennepus said 7:14AM on 9-03-2007
or you could just paste the wonky e-mail into your favourite word-prosessor, use the find and replace-functions and glue the un-wonkied email back in your response... been doing that for years...
have to when strict administrators won't let me install everything I want to on my PC...
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