- SmartWrap cleans and wraps garbled text from emails fast and without fanfare
- A plug-in makes SmartWrap particularly easy to use in Eudora and many OS X email programs
- SmartWrap knows no formatting options
- You cannot re-wrap quoted text correctly with SmartWrap
- Installing SmartWrap is a somewhat crude an experience under Windows
- SmartWrap for Windows cleans text from email messages.
- Unnecessary quotation characters ('>') and white space are removed by SmartWrap for Windows.
- SmartWrap for Windows then looks for and puts together and properly wraps paragraphs.
- A plug-in for Eudora makes using SmartWrap for Windows a snap.
- SmartWrap for Windows can also process the text in the clipboard.
- SmartWrap for Windows supports Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/3/XP and Mac OS X.
SmartWrap offers some. In extremely simple a manner, SmartWrap takes text from the clipboard (or directly from Eudora or OS X email programs from BBEdit to Mail to PowerMail), removes unnecessary white space and newline as well as quotation characters and lets you paste the cleaned text back in your email. Under Mac OS X, SmartWrap also installs as a Service that can be used from any application.
It is nice that all this happens without much intervention, but the lack of options — what quotation characters to look for or whether and where to break text, for example — is definitely a drawback. It is even more of a pity that SmartWrap cannot wrap text smartly in replies preserving the quotation level.
All in all, SmartWrap is a simple and not entirely useless but also not thoroughly useful little app.


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