There are many ways to change one kind of list into another kind. I will
give you examples for two possible ways.
I don't know what MJ is so I am going to guess and assume you want to
change from (if my guess is wrong, just adjust the recommendation):
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Way #1: Emacs from a unix shell.
Pull the file up in emacs.
Make sure you're at the beginning of the file.
Type: control-x ( [this starts recording a macro]
Type: control-s , control-f delete delete carriage-return
Type: control-x ) [this ends recording a macro]
Type: control-x e [make sure it works. if not, start over]
Type: control-u 7000 control-x e [to do it 7000 times]
control-x control-s will save the file
control-x control-c will exit emacs
[Note: delete means hit the delete or backspace key
control-* means hold down the control key and hit the letter
carriage-return should be obvious
otherwise, type all characters as written]
Way #2: Microsoft Word from your Mac or PC.
Pull up the file in Word.
Set it so you can see carriage returns.
Open the replace function (command-h on a mac).
Change from: , [that's a comma and a space]
Change to: ^p [this works on a mac, not sure about a pc. It means
"carriage return." If in doubt, cut and paste a carriage
return into the box.
Replace all.
Save file as text with line breaks and exit.
I hope there's no errors in my suggestions but if there are, just fix
them. This should give you a starting off point. As I said, this is just
2 ways out of many many many.
Cyndi
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