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+mailfmt(1)					       mailfmt(1)
+
+
+
+NNAAMMEE
+       mailfmt - Reformat mail/news to wrap lines and remove quo-
+       tation characters
+
+SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
+       mailfmt [-ahiorv] [-c char] [-w num]
+
+DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
+       'mailfmt' is a Unix and Win32 tool for  reformatting  news
+       and  mail messages.  It removes leading quotations strings
+       (most often the '>' character, but this is user selectable
+       from the command line) and wraps lines to a user specified
+       width.  This allows news or mail messages which have  been
+       extensively forwarded and/or quoted to be easily reformat-
+       ted for ease of reading.
+
+       On Unix systems, 'mailfmt' reads from stdin and writes  to
+       stdout.
+
+       On  Win32  systems, 'mailfmt' reads from the clipboard and
+       then writes the results to the clipboard.  This is  really
+       handy  if your are running a GUI mail client.  You cut the
+       desired text (thereby placing it on the clipboard).   Then
+       you  run  'mailfmt'  -  this  is best done with a keyboard
+       shortcut - Then	paste  back  to  your  mail  client  and,
+       voila!, your text has been reformatted.
+
+       On  Win32  systems, the input and output can be reassigned
+       to stdin and stdout respectively,  using  the  -i  and  -o
+       options.
+
+       Normally, errors on a Win32 system will appear as GUI Mes-
+       sage Boxes.  If, however, you choose to output  to  stdout
+       via  the  -o  option,  all  errors  will  be written there
+       instead.
+
+
+
+OOPPTTIIOONNSS
+       --aa     Do  not  remove	leading   quotation   characters.
+	      (Default: Remove leading quotation characters.)
+
+
+       --cc cchhaarraacctteerr
+	      Change   the   quotation	 character   to   'char'.
+	      (Default: '>')
+
+
+       --hh     Display help information.
+
+
+       --ii     Get input from stdin.  On Unix systems, this is the
+	      only  possible  option  for  input  and need not be
+	      specified.  However, on  Win32  systems,	input  to
+	      defaults	to  the clipboard.  This option overrides
+	      that default allowing Win32 systems  to  read  from
+	      stdin.
+
+
+       --oo     Send  output  to	stdout.  On Unix systems, this is
+	      the only possible option for output and need not be
+	      specified.    However,  on  Win32  systems,  output
+	      defaults to the clipboard.  This	option	overrides
+	      that  default  allowing  Win32  systems to write to
+	      stdout.
+
+
+
+       --rr     Do not wrap lines  to  specified	width.	(Default:
+	      Wrap lines)
+
+
+       --vv     Display detailed version information.
+
+
+       --ww vvaall Set line wrapping width to 'val'.  (Default: 75)
+
+
+
+OOTTHHEERR
+       You  must  have	a  reasonably  current	copy  of 'python'
+       installed for 'mailfmt' to operate.
+
+
+BBUUGGSS AANNDD MMIISSFFEEAATTUURREESS
+       None known as of this  release.	 This  is  not	beautiful
+       code.  It is very hackish in places.
+
+
+CCOOPPYYRRIIGGHHTT AANNDD LLIICCEENNSSIINNGG
+       'mailfmt'  is Copyright(c) 2002 TundraWare Inc.	For terms
+       of use, see the mailfmt-License.txt file  in  the  program
+       distribution.   If you install 'mailfmt' on a FreeBSD sys-
+       tem using the 'ports' mechanism, you will also  find  this
+       file in /usr/local/share/doc/mailfmt.
+
+
+AAUUTTHHOORR
+       Tim Daneliuk
+       tundra@tundraware.com
+
+
+
+
+			    TundraWare		       mailfmt(1)