Hello Jan,
(JR == "Jan Rifkinson") [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brian>> I've noticed that when I reply to any mail, the quoted text
Brian>> isn't wrapped at the same line length as my inserted text. Is
Brian>> this a known problem or is there a way to auto-correct this?
Brian>> Here's an example:
<snipped my example>
Brian>> The quoted text is extended beyond my wrap limit. Now, If I
Brian>> were to highlight the quoted material and hit Alt+L, it is
Brian>> corrected:
JR> Not really. Just use put your cursor in the graph you want to
JR> re-wrap & use ALT-L or ALT-J to wrap or justify to your set # of
JR> characters. That's what I did.
LOL :-) Deja-vu...
Well, yes, I know you don't technically have to highlight the text to
get it to wrap -- you can just hit Alt+L -- but my point was, how can
I force it to do that *automatically* so I don't have to use Alt+L all
of the time.
It just _seems_ like it shouldn't be doing that. I'd say 80% of the
time I have to re-wrap quoted material -- 99.999% of the cases being
quoted text sent from mail clients other than TB!.
Text that I insert into a reply wraps at 70. Quoted material, a lot of
the time, wraps about 20 pixels further than my wrap limit.
In this case, in this reply, it wrapped normally because you're also
using TB!.
-Brian
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