i looked for online Nroff simulators / emulators and found none!!!

[HenHanna]

Or if you happen to use Emacs, you can invoke `M-x set-justification`,
then type "full", then use M-q to apply full justification on the
region. No ancient scribes required (well, aside from the Emacs
authors). Be warned that it looks kind of goofy on a screen in a
monospace font instead of in a book in a nice variable-width typeface.

Well... it depends on what you
mean by "goofy" -- does it not?
i looked for online Nroff simulators
or emulators and was able to find
none!

[Anton Shepelev]

Post by HenHanna

Or if you happen to use Emacs, you can invoke `M-x set-justification`,
then type "full", then use M-q to apply full justification on the
region. No ancient scribes required (well, aside from the Emacs
authors). Be warned that it looks kind of goofy on a screen in a
monospace font instead of in a book in a nice variable-width typeface.

Well... it depends on what you
mean by "goofy" -- does it not?
i looked for online Nroff simulators
or emulators and was able to find
none!

Plain text must always be rendered in monospace font, and
may be justtified by character (rather than by interword
space):

http://www.tin.org/bin/man.cgi?section=1&topic=tin

It is bad manners thus to omit the author and newsgroup of
the original message. Online simulators are for whimps, use
the real thing (as I do).

[Gilmeh Serda]

i looked for online Nroff simulators or emulators and was able to
find none!

Get Norman Joseph's nawk script. Was printed in that sed & awk book some
years back. Found several copies online.