re: Spaced: Back to Earth

["Genevieve Duboscq" <gduboscq -at- sonic -dot- net>]

Alex Silbajoris wrote:
>>I've been wading through the actual code and occasionally
copying blocks of screen text.  When I paste it into a
document, it's full of spaces, which explains some of what
I've been seeing. ... But it's true that it is far easier to
format plain text with some ready styles than it is to
de-format someone's attempt at styles. ... So for the time
being, I'm leaning on the delete button, watching little
dots march across the screen, and trying not to think of
counting sheep.

If you're working with files in Microsoft Word, you can
download a terrific little program called FileCleaner from
www.editorium.com for a free 30-day trial.

FileCleaner allows you the options of deleting extra spaces
wherever they fall, deleting unnecessary tabs, changing the
letters L and O to numbers one and zero, stripping out font
formatting and style formatting, and doing many other useful
things. It's a gem.

Geneviève Duboscq




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