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Gaia Tidy Mail for Windows

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Key Details of Gaia Tidy Mail

  • Remove unwanted indention and greater-than characters from your e-mail messages.
  • Last updated on 7/24/2015
  • There have been 5 updates
  • Virus scan status:

    Clean (it's extremely likely that this software program is clean)

Editors' Review

Download.com staff

Tidy Mail may look ancient, but the small freeware application can oust extra spaces and '>' characters from your e-mail almost faster than you can paste the offending text in. Just copy the text, usually a muddle e-mail forward, and paste it into the application using hot keys or by pressing the 'Paste' button. Then click 'Tidy' to remove all '>' characters, extra line spacing, and superfluous tabs and spaces. There's another button to copy the text back to the Clipboard for future pasting. Tidy Mail leaves all hyperlinks, but unfortunately does not wipe out extra characters such as '#' and '!'. We'd also like to see an 'Undo' button and a browser component that lets you eliminate extra characters from your Webmail without manually transferring the text.

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Full Specifications

WHAT'S NEW IN VERSION 1
This Version is the first release on CNET Download.com
GENERAL
Release
April 2, 2007
Latest update
July 24, 2015
Version
1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Windows
Operating System
Windows ME, Windows 95, Windows 10, Windows Vista, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows 3
Additional Requirements
Windows 3.x/95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
918
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0
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Developer's Description

By Gaia Computing
Remove unwanted indention and greater-than characters from your e-mail messages.
Remove messy greater-than (">") characters from your email messages with a few simple mouse clicks. Strips unwanted indentation as well, leaving you with a clean email message. The message ">" characters can often be generated in email messages when users reply, quoting the source message text. After several replies, the result and be almost unreadable. Gaia Tidy Mail to the rescue.