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Jim Sower <canarder@frontiernet.net> wrote:

"""
  So if you get a message that isn't wrapped, how do you make it wrap? ... Jim
S.
"""

I can't force a wrap with my webmail reader... it just reads back whatever is 
sent with whatever formatting is attached.  With Eudora, however, I can force 
it to wrap to whatever window-width I'm using.  It's the difference between 
using a do-it-all program (ie, a browser) vs one that is designed specifically 
for doing email.

  <marv>