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Marvin Kaye wrote:

>> By the way, Mark.  On my e mail browser your emails line fail to 
>> wrap, they simply extend to the right in one LONG sentence.
>>  
>> Ed A
>>
>> Had the same thing on a message from Al today, & he said that it did 
>> it when it came back to him from the server.
>
>
> The listserver doesn't do anything to the body of the message, it 
> simply sends along whatever was received with whatever formatting was 
> embedded.  Most email programs simply apply formatting locally in 
> order to wrap the body text to the screen to take care of these 
> issues.  My webmail reader does not, so I see the messages extending 
> to the length of the line, sort of like a paragraph at a time.  When I 
> open the same messages in Eudora it autowraps to my window size. Other 
> messages with embedded word wrapping match the senders' formatting. FWIW
>
>     <Marv> 

The earlier versions of Netscape had an easy to find menu option to set 
'auto-wrap ON' but a quick look doesn't reveal it in NS 7.2.  It's not a 
common problem so I'm not too motivated to hunt for it. Most messages 
display normally.

Charlie
Wups, just found 'wrap text to fit window width' but it's already turned 
on. I do have my send format set to 'convert to plain text'. Don't see 
how that would affect how a message displays, though.