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Need help writing macro
I frequently receive emails that I forward on to other people. Because
some of them are forwarded to me the text is sometimes scattered and
contains symbols that need to be removed. I have created a macro to
remove the symbols but I can’t figure out how to fix the formatting. I
want to consolidate the text in each paragraph, removing the blank
spaces, and then seperate the paragraphs with double blank lines.The
macro would also need to wrap the lines in each paragraph.  I may not
be using the correct terminology so I will show an example below. This
would be what is left after I remove the symbols.
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On a visit to my wife's native
 England for our honeymoon, we arrived at London's Gatwick Airport.
Tania headed for the British- passport control line while I, an
American, waited in the     foreigners' line.       When my turn came,
the customs officer asked me the                   purpose of my
visit.     "Pleasure," I replied. "I'm on my honeymoon." The officer
looked first to one side of me, then the other.         "That's very
interesting, sir," he            
said as he stamped my passport. "Most men bring their wives with
them."

                          One afternoon shortly after I was married,
the phone rang. "Collect call from Dorothy," said the operator. "Will
you         accept the charges?" Because I couldn't think of anyone
named Dorothy,    I said no and hung up. The phone rang again a moment
later. "Hi, Brenda, it's Dorothy," said the       familiar voice.
"Your mother-in- law."
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And this is what I want it to look like after running the macro.

On a visit to my wife's native England for our honeymoon, we arrived
at London's Gatwick Airport. Tania headed for the British- passport
control line while I, an American, waited in the foreigners' line.
When my turn came, the customs officer asked me the purpose of my
visit. "Pleasure," I replied. "I'm on my honeymoon." The officer
looked first to one side of me, then the other. "That's very
interesting, sir," he said as he stamped my passport. "Most men bring
their wives with them."

One afternoon shortly after I was married, the phone rang. "Collect
call from Dorothy," said the operator. "Will you accept the charges?"
Because I couldn't think of anyone named Dorothy, I said no and hung
up. The phone rang again a moment later. "Hi, Brenda, it's Dorothy,"
said the familiar voice. "Your mother-in- law."
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Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.  Joe