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* Crossposted from: F - Batpower Hello. I was wondering, if there is / was / going to be a DOS utility, / function / programme that could Edit ASCII text files.. E.G. - I've got multiple text files, which have several lines of text, on the one line I.E. if you go into DOS, with the EDIT command, you just see 3 or 4 lines of text, when it really is 3 or 4 paragraphs of text - & the rest of it, is shown off the edge of the screen - after the 70 / 75 / 80 character border.. I'm looking for ONE utility, that I can do :- Utility.EXE *.TXT 75 where it will scan each *.TXT file, & if its got a line going past the 75 ascii character marck, it will go to the beginning of the word that is on the border line, & move it to the next line... Does this make sense ? --- FMail/386 1.02* Origin: Zenneth BBS Auckland NZ 649-446-0919 24 hours. (3:772/1285) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 772/1285 140 1 20 712/624 517 515 711/808 50/99 635/544 727 633/267 |
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