ReadMe File for

WrapText(C) CopyLeft Bill Buckels 1998-2000
All Rights Reversed.
Add word wrap to text files in Windows 95/98/NT
Version 2.0

Program Description
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WrapText is a command line utility program for Windows 95/98/NT that
adds word wrap (hard returns) to text files created in windows word
processors like msword or windows write, prior to processing in a text
editor or a programmers editor.

Adding word wrap is helpful if text is created in a windows editor (i.e.
msword) then processed and re-editted in a programmers editor. WrapText
handles long filenames under Win9X/NT

Good for programmers who write specs and documentation in a windows
editor and need to finish the job in a programmers editor.

Usage
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Usage is : "wraptext [infile.txt] [outfile.txt] {limit-default 72}"

Special Formatting
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Suppressing WrapText and Creating Lists
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If a line begins with a "pound sign", then the line is considered to be
"standalone" and it is left alone. If a line begins with a "pound sign",
the pound sign is stripped-off.

Controlling Line Length
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Line length for word wrap is set to 72 characters by default (the
defacto standard for MS-DOS text files) but can be set to any value from
1-2047 by using the command line option.

Reporting Bugs
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Even though WrapText is FreeWare, bugs can be reported. To report Bugs,
use the online form at:

http://www.escape.ca/~bbuckels

Please note: WrapText was written for fun, and as a public service,
but mostly to make the Author's working life easier. Enhancement
requests will probably not be accepted, since the goal is not to be
perpetually developing this product.

Open Source
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WrapText is distributed as FreeWare with Open C Language Source Code. It
is written in hard-wired 100% Pure Industrial Strength Microsoft 32 Bit
C, and compiled under MSC Version 12 (Visual Studio 6). The code in this
program is pretty simple and you shouldn't have much trouble reading it.

Installing and Running WrapText
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Install by "UNZIPPING" complete with pathnames to the drive of your
choice.

Start WrapText from the Command Line.

Licence Agreement
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WrapText(C) CopyLeft Bill Buckels 1998-2000.
All Rights Reversed.

WrapText is distributed as FreeWare with Open Source.

You have a royalty-free right to use, modify, reproduce and distribute
this program and its source code and associated files in any
non-competitive way you find useful, provided that you agree that Bill
Buckels has no warranty obligations or liability resulting from said use
or distribution in any way whatsoever. If you don't agree, remove
WrapText and all associated files from your computer now.

Bill Buckels
589 Oxford Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3M 3J2

Email: bbuckels@escape.ca
WebSite: http://www.escape.ca/~bbuckels

WrapText is not a derivative work of any other author, and is the
exclusive property of Bill Buckels (the author). All methods are the
product of work and study by the author.

WrapText was not produced in anticipation of profit.

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