If you do much troubleshooting on Microsoft SQL Server, you inevitably will end up having to deal with a poorly-formatted (and hard-to-read) SQL statement from a query using sys.dm_exec_sql_text or the like.
There are lots of online formatters out there, though I've had decidedly mixed results with them. There also are a lot of add-in and standalone products available that will do a good at this. Here's another one to add to your list, until SSMS includes a formatting feature: Oracle's SQL Developer.
SQL Developer is a free download (here) that will, in fact, connect to SQL Server instances. While I do not use it for my day-to-day SQL Server administration tasks, I use it regularly to reformat SQL that I've pulled from the DMVs. 
