On April 5, 2001, at 3:58:44 PM, j. allen r. day wrote:
> My question pertains to the message editor. When I am replying to
> someone, my editor window is split into two panes- one that
> contains the original text that I am replying to (for reference), and
> then below it is the actual space where I compose my message.
If you don't want the split window, you can go to View (in the Editor
Window Toolbar) and uncheck "Original Text".
> The text that I compose wraps beautifully, just as I wish it to -
> however, often times the above pane, where I read what I am replying to,
> has each paragraph as a long line- is there a way to wrap this text?
What I did was add the following Macro to my reply template:
%WRAPPED="%QUOTES"
which will correct the problem with poorly wrapped quoted text, although I
don't use the split window. What I did was set my Mouse wheel button for
F4, so now I simply highlight the text I want to quote, hit my wheel
button and the quoted text is placed in my reply, nicely wrapped.
Nick
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