Well, wouldn't you know it, a $199 word processing program can't even
put a carriage return into a text stream. I got tired of that, and so I just
finished building a program which takes a text file and word-wraps it at
any number of characters from 25 to 78 (defaulting at 72).

     Currently, I just have it compiled for DOS, but if you want it for
something else, I can give you the code. I *THINK* it's ANSI compatible,
but didn't check.

     The program is called txt_fmt.exe and is available from this location:

http://www.rit.edu/~bmk7411/files/txt_fmt.zip

This includes the DOS/4GW file needed to run it, as well as a readme.txt
explaining it in better detail.
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Ben Kosse bmk7411@cs.rit.edu
BGC Otaku and worshipper of the Red-Eyed Goddess. Member of ShAS.
Anime, RPG's, computers, poetry (read/write), music (listen/compose).
Author of the Bubblegum Crisis theme pack (see the homepage below).
Homepage with anime and other interests. (http://www.rit.edu/~bmk7411)