CNET Editors' review
The small freeware application StripMail can pluck unwanted paces and characters from your e-mail messages nearly instantly. Paste the text into the application and click separate buttons to remove extra characters, close line gaps, and copy the newly reformed text or click 'Do it all' to reformat all at once. Though we're not sure how we'd ever use it, another button adds indentations back in. What's missing is an 'Undo' button to toggle between 'before' and 'after' views, and a browser component that lets you eliminate extra characters from your Webmail without manually transferring the text. Regardless, StripMail's all-in-one button and the capability to clear characters other than the '>' pushes it ahead of some competitors.
Publisher's Description
From Datasoft:
StripMail is a utility that can be used for various purposes. Features: strips the characters ">" and "|" from forwarded e-mails; formats the text into paragraphs, making it easier to read; changes the text's right margin, by indenting; can be used with any e-mail client.
What's new in this version: Version 0.99o has option to remove line numbers.
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All versions:
4.4 starsout of 9 votes
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Current version:
4.3 starsout of 3 votes
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"works great"
Version: StripMail 0.99o
Pros
Removes all those carats and aligns in paragraph form with the click of a button. So easy to clean up all those messages others forward. Great for removing hard to edit formatting too.
Cons
With XP when you hit do it all, it would minimize the program and go to your last open window. Does not do that with Windows 7. But that is such a minor annoyance.
Summary
I would never be without this handy little program.
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"works very well"
Version: StripMail 0.99o
Pros
This program is easy to use, once you get the hang of it.
Cons
I have a couple of gripes regarding this program. One, it does not seem to actually be installed, but rather I must go into internet explorer each time and double click on the exe file. Secondly, the instructions cannot be printed out - which I prefer to reading on screen. Finally, downloading it from this site cause a hostile takeover by bing of my browser. I finally figured out how to get back to google, but it still loads a msn webpage in addition to my regular homepage, and that is the most annoying thing. Not sure if I will ever download anything from here again.
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"does just what it claims...very well."
Version: StripMail 0.99o
Pros
Simple and straightforward
Cons
None I can think of.
Summary
A useful, easy program
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