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(Sorry, couldn't resist).
Bill Gradwohl wrote:
I'm looking for a utility that will change:
Mary had a\n little\n lamb, it's fleece was white\n as snow.\n
To:
Mary has a little lamb, it's fleece was white as snow.
Further, I'd like it to recognize the period at the end of a sentence as the only possible place where a new line might be appropriate as a separator before the next paragraph.
What I'm trying to do is format pages of text that have arbitrary newline
characters at position 72 and remove all of them except the ones that
separate paragraphs. The fmt utility can fix up the sentence above, but it
inserts newlines of its own.
Does such a utility exist?
Thank You
-- Steven J. Brown Business A*nalyst / Programmer Value Line, Inc. NY: 212-907-1650 NJ: 201-842-8019 sbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx vldc:win2000:mozilla
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