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[PLUG] what is this format?
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All:
I try to edit some text email messages that are sent to me
but I find that they look like this:
------- begin excerpt -----
Constitution
=20
=20
By JAY BOOKMAN=20
The official story on Iraq has never made sense. The connection that the =
Bush administration has tried to draw between Iraq and al-Qaida has =
always seemed contrived and artificial. In fact, it was hard to believe =
that smart people in the Bush administration would start a major war =
------- end excerpt -----
The equals at the end of each line and the extra characters (=20 for
example) prevents me from using some easy reformatting techniques and
forces me to edit each line independently.
What is this format? I believe that "=20" is an ascii 20 (space) but I
don't know. I end up saving it as text (from mutt) and then importing
it into a new message. That's okay if I want to resend it but sometimes
I just want to reformat it and save it.
Is there an "easy" way to process this and remove that formatting?
T.I.A.
Eric
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# Eric Allan Lucas
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Support Ken Krawchuk - Libertarian for Governor of Pennsylvania!
# Find out how YOU can help! -> http://www.kenk.org
# Support liberty -> http://www.lppa.org + http://www.lp.org
# Learn how to speak out -> http://www.libertariantoastmasters.org
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