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Utility for removing line breaks

Wed, 2006-01-04 16:55 — mark

This utility is useful when you copy from a PDF and want to paste into a spreadsheet, etc.

  1. Paste text into the area below and click here
  2. Use Ctrl-c on Windows (Command-c on Mac) to copy the text

To do: Have the selected text copied to the clipboard for you.

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Mon, 2006-07-24 14:00 — raf (not verified)

Handy for copying abstracts into citation manager

That's a cool script. I've been manually deleting pagebreaks after copying abstracts out of pdfs into my citation manager. Is was really a pain. But this rocks.
PS: as a professional, do you know an online citation manager where you can share records with others (except of refworks). Import from a citation manager should be an important feature.??

Wed, 2006-07-26 19:24 — mark

There's Citation Manager

at http://researcher.sfu.ca/index.php/cm -- it's open source.

Glad you like the line break remover.

Wed, 2006-11-29 07:25 — Tanya (not verified)

Line break remover

It just says Page Not Found when I try to use this. Have you removed the page from your site?

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