>>From what I've seen, PowerMail puts no breaks in incoming mail. I have >>some messages here and there that freeflow when the window is resized >>(plaintext, not HTML/etc.). > >You just contradicted yourself from yesterday: :-))) > >>PowerMail inserts line breaks in outgoing mail automatically. It's been >>discussed a few times here. Something official was said by CTM about this >>(though I can't find it at the moment). See the following... > >For what it's worth, I agree with you this time. > >As I said in a post just prior to yours, the line breaks are enforced by >the mail servers (and/or relays as others have pointed out). The person >generating the email can do what he wants in his e-mail client's window >but as long as he is sending plain text, his e-mail will be subject to >whatever formatting the intervening hosts apply.
No and yes. :) _Sometimes_ extra breaks will be added in the transfer process. PowerMail adds breaks to outgoing. It does not add breaks to incoming. But nothing prevents mail servers/relays from adding breaks. Apparently not all do as I've received some plain text messages that have lines longer than 78 characters. I guess they just used the right relays. Chris --
