Re: TECH: long lines in e-mails

[Betty Dawn Hamilton <bhamilt@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>]

"A.E. Drain" wrote:

> Some of the e-mail have estremely long lines & are more difficult & time
> consuming to read.  Is there any way simple way to make these messages
> "line wrap" instead of being in one long line?

Thanks for asking that, Anita.  Those kinds of messages drive me wild, too,
and I'm afraid my messages are sometimes the culprits.  I haven't been able
to figure out if the problem is at the sending end or the receiving end. I'm
hoping someone out there can help.  I even posted the same message on
EDTECH, but I did not get a satisfactory answer.

I've experimented and increased and decreased my line length and have tried
everything I can think of.  Sometimes it works; sometimes it doesn't.
Perhaps someone out there can help!

Betty
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Betty Dawn Hamilton, LRS * mailto:bhamilt@worldnet.att.net
Historian, Terry County Historical Commission
Librarian, TEXAS LIBRARY JOURNAL Contributing Editor
911 East Oak Street, Brownfield, Texas 79316
http://www.angelfire.com/tx/bhamilt

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