Hi Maria,
On 8 Apr 2004 at 16:01, Maria Kristic spoke, thus:
> Sabahattin, a slight correction. When you're writing an email to be sent,
> its contents are placed in a file called Mime Temp.txt.
Yep, I see that now - this is the KeyWord document that KeyMail makes you
prepare before sending it. Even so, it seems you can't modify it with
KeyWord independently during the message composition. You have to accept
KeyMail's chosen format settings. The file is written out just before
you're made to confirm and send the message, and the text file isn't used
once you've queued the message if you chose not to connect immediately
(its stored in the Outbox folder structure). So you can't modify it to
correct formatting even if you want to, at least not in a way I can find.
The "Paragraph mode" I speak of is the paragraph-per-line mode set by
using the ASCII file options list when creating or opening a new text
document - KeyMail forces you to accept PDI's settings, and does not let
you specify them yourself. If they did, you could choose "Line" as saving
document mode, and set margins. Margins have no effect, otherwise, on the
ASCII width.
Cheers,
Sabahattin
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