Laurent Daudelin wrote:
> Wolf Lichtenberger wrote:
> [...]
>
> >
> > Could we possibly agree to use 72 or 80 characters max. in posting here?
> > (instead of sometimes over 180 like above)
> > This would IMHO improve the usability here a lot.
>
> OK, following my previous reply, I see now in the Communicator "Message Wrapping" section preferences that the setting "Wrap outgoing, plain text messages at" is checked and set to 72.
> I'm usually using the HTML editor to compose message, however, the "When sending HTML mail messages to recipients that are not listed as being able to receive them:", and I have "Convert
> the message into plain text (may loose some formatting)" set. I also have an entry for NewtonTalk in my address book, and the setting "Prefers to receive rich text (HTML) message" is
> *NOT* set.
OK, sorry to waste some bandwith, fellow Newtoneers, but I'm sending this to confirm that when I use the HTLM editor to compose message, create a new message, and then set it to plain text,
Communicator doesn't wrap the long lines. If the lines in this message are not wrapped, that will confirm my theory.
Again, sorry for bothering.
-Laurent.
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