If you use Apple Mail and forward a lot of emails, this utility might be of interest.
Above you see an example of an email that has already been forwarded twice (indicated by the two vertical bars on the left). You would like to delete these vertical bars and the ">" marks at the beginning of each line. Select the email text that you want "fixed" and copy it (Command-c).
Launch FixIt II and you see the above window.
Use Command-v to paste the text copied from the email. Note that some (or all) of the vertical bars are removed.
Click on the "Fix It" button to remove the ">" marks at the start of each line. The "fixed" text is put into the Clipboard, ready for pasting into an email. Click on the "Clear" button to clear the field. If the "Auto Clear" checkbox is checked, the field will be cleared for you when you click the "Fix It" button, ready to "fix" another email.
Downloads:
Click here to download the version (2.3 MB) for Macintosh OS 10.2 or later (zip).
