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pretty-text

A simple JavaScript application to automatically format text, HTML, or LaTeX and make text pretty and easier to read. [How to Use]. [Privacy].

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remove remove: any character that is not a printable ASCII, space, new line, or tab character. remove: leading spaces. remove: trailing spaces. remove: empty lines. (Tip: also select remove leading and trailing spaces above.)

replace replace: change case to lowercase UPPERCASE replace: HTML with new lines replace: make safe file name. keep: hyphen, 0 to 9, A to Z, underscore, a to z, then change "file name"."extension" to "file_name"."extens" [more] replace: multiple spaces with just one space replace: new lines with space replace: tab with space replace: simple with replace: new lines from original: (or more) to changed:

LaTex related add: leading slashes to each line, \\[space] make: LaTex Pretty. align, auto size [] and (), prevent numbered. eq. replace: most utf-8 characters with LaTeX equivalents except: # $ % &~ _ ^ \ { }

misc chunk text: break text up into character chunks get first letter: of each word. e.g., "Hi! I have 42 things." → "hih4t" sort text: Ascending (forward) Descending (reverse) sort text brackets: Ascending (forward) Descending (reverse) Spacer: Remove Duplicates:

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How to use:

Select some text from anything: a PDF document, a Word Document, a webpage, HTML, etc.
Copy it with CTRL + C.
Paste it with CTRL + V into the pretty-text original textbox at the top of the page.
Use the checkboxes to change different options on how you want the text to be changed.
Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Your original text will be processed, cleaned up, and displayed at the bottom of the page.
Copy the changed text with CTRL + C.
Paste it with CTRL + V into your new document.

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Privacy

Your text is only modified while using this webpage. It is not stored or sent anywhere else.

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More Information

Safe File Names: filenames should not be more than 120 characters, the period counts as 1 character, the extension should not be more than 6 characters, the operating system adds a null terminating character making a total of 128 characters. Why? Windows Also, the way the code works is that it will always look for the last period, and any text before the period is the "filename", and text after the period will be the "extension".

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