Desi,
Your most interesting e-mail came through with ordinary length
lines, so perhaps the problem is with your husband's e-mail
setup.
However, you could try sending one to some friends and see if
they also receive Lilliputian length lines.
I have the opposite problem which I had hoped some of you would
have tried to replicate. When I try to send an e-mail of more
than about 4 kb, only a fraction of it arrives.
I would be more than grateful if some of you could try sending,
for example, a seven kilobyte e-mail to yourselves by pasting a
KeyWord text document into the body of an e-mail, via your
BrailleNote, just to see what happens and to find out if this
problem is peculiar to the UK.
As for your line length problem, Desi, I would have set the right
margin to 10 rather than to 60, the left margin to 10 and the
paper width to 80, giving a line length of 60 characters. Like
you, I don't know if these format settings can be used in
e-mails, but you can at least try.
Another thing you might like to try is to insert carriage returns
in an e-mail manually, say, at the end of each sentence, and see
if that makes any difference.
I have put your problem to a BrailleNote technician who will come
up with the answer within 24 hours. Fingers crossed, if not
lines!!!
Warm regards,
Jim Taylor.
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