Anyone have a macro to wordwrap text at ~72 characters and add quote marks?

The goal is to better handle replies in a web-based ticket system that does a poor job of quoting. At a minimum, what I'd like would be to strip any leading spaces and > marks, word-wrap lines at or around 72-78 characters, then add a "> " to the start of each line.

Note that we generally only have one level of quoting as we trim very aggressively, so supporting multiple quote levels isn't critical.

Thanks!

Oops, I just realized my request might not have been as clear as I intended -- I have my head buried so far in the email world that when I hear quote marks, I think > marks at the start of a line, not "proper" doublequotes. Basically I'm wanting to be able to reply to messages from a web-based forum type system via email, but quote the original message.

My goal is to take text, word-wrap it (somewhere around 72 characters, a bit shorter or a bit longer is fine since words are consistent lengths), then prepend every line with "> "

Prepending is easy, but I'm less certain how I'd word-wrap a paragraph. If I were to take the message I'm writing here and run it through, the results would look like this:

Thanks, it's almost perfect -- However, the first line of each paragraph (other than the first) is missing a > quote mark.

I poked at it a bit and I'm not quite sure how to get around this, but my C# skills don't actually exist, which probably explains my inability to tweak it

It also drops multiple consecutive spaces, but changing StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries to StringSplitOptions.None seemed to work around that without anything too obvious breaking.

Any chance you/Thomas could tweak it so that additional paragraphs get an initial quote mark? -- I don't really care if the blank line between paragraphs gets a quote mark or not, although it wouldn't hurt if it did (but it's generally fairly readable either way, if this is difficult)

Well that's just beautiful, thanks!