eClean 2000 ver 3.0.4 (formerly E-Clean) is a text editor you can use in place of Notepad.
But eClean 2000 has one feature other text editors don't: it removes formatting marks from email messages leaving only legible text remaining. It automatically removes forwarding/reply marks ">" and unwanted line breaks in sentences and paragraphs.
In addition this special feature eClean 2000 also supports all the basic text-editing functions, such as Open, Save, Undo, Search/Replace, and Print.
Changes:
In 3.0
eClean is now integrated with Microsoft Outlook
In 2.1
eClean now operates as a system tray. This means that eClean's functionality is available automatically after your PC reboots. eClean's icon (an envelope) can be found in your system tray (lower right portion of the screen by the clock).
Using the right mouse button, click on eClean's system tray icon to show a menu of commands that are available from the tray menu.
Most notably, you can now clean the contents of the clipboard by simply copying some text into the clipboard and selecting "Clean Clipboard Contents..." from the tray menu.
This will clean the text found in the clipboard without requiring you to open eClean, paste the text and recopy the text back into the clipboard. This is a real time saver!!!.
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To install: UnZIP ECLEAN30.ZIP and run setup.exe
Documentation: EClean.hlp, Sample.txt
This upload replaces version 2.1.0 (EClean21.zip)
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