When I'm typing a new message it just keeps going and going to the right
unless I press enter for a new line. When it is received they have to scroll
to see these long lines. How do I get it to break naturally. There must be
an option that I can't locate.
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lj

"lj" <lj@newsgroup> wrote in message
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>
> When I'm typing a new message it just keeps going and going to the right
> unless I press enter for a new line. When it is received they have to
> scroll
> to see these long lines. How do I get it to break naturally. There must
> be
> an option that I can't locate.
> --
> lj

In WLM, got to tools-options-send tab.

Toward the bottom, you will see mail sending format and news sending format.
Click on the appropriate settings tab, and you can set your line wrap there.
Mine is set to 76.




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Don

What you type should wrap to the composition window as you type. At
least what you see.

When the message is written to the Outbox folder for sending, WLM
applies final wrapping that affects what the recipient will see or what
you will see in the Sent Items folder.

If you are composing in Plain Text, you settings at Tools (ALT+T),
Options, Send, Mail, Plain text settings are used. There is a wrap
length that is applied when the message is written to the Outbox. It
doesn't affect wrapping as you type.

If you use MIME with Quoted-printable encoding for text, many mail
clients on receiving the message will reflow the message to wrap to the
message reading window.

If composing in HTML format, which requires MIME and normally uses
quoted-printable, the wrap setting there doesn't apply.

Are you composing in Plain text or HTML format?

What settings do you have for the format that you are using?

If you are using HTML format, are you using any Stationery? If so, what
one?

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Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us



"lj" <lj@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:C76198D5-E5FF-4497-AAC5-AB5034A51452@newsgroup

> When I'm typing a new message it just keeps going and going to the
> right
> unless I press enter for a new line. When it is received they have to
> scroll
> to see these long lines. How do I get it to break naturally. There
> must be
> an option that I can't locate.
> --
> lj