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Linda Dunn [LD] wrote:

LD> When I compose a message, it wraps at 70 characters, as I have it
LD> set up. It looks fine on the screen, also. However, when I look at
LD> it in the sent mail folder, or when I see it come back to me (such
LD> as on this mailing list) it is going to the absolute edge of the
LD> screen (well over 200 characters).

I was wondering how could that be, and then you wrote:

LD> I was using 1.63 beta 7, and thought maybe this was the problem (I
LD> had rich text as the viewer, plain text windows as the editor).

The plain text (Windows) editor in the beta will not wrap text on
sending. The wrapping you see while composing is soft-wrapping and not
hard-wrapping. What most e-mail editors will do is to wrap the text on
sending. TB! never had need for this since it's original editor
(MicroEd) doesn't support soft-wrapping. It hard wraps as you type.

Hopefully, the alternative editor will have the wrap on send feature
added to it. However, that's a beta issue and is really for TBBETA.

This message you sent is wrapped just fine, and I assume that you
composed it using v1.62, right?

LD> I just switched back to 1.62, and I'm still having the problem.

With viewing messages you had previously sent with the beta version. You
shouldn't be having the problem with new messages you send using v1.62
and the original editor.

LD> I'm really very happy to have bought TB; my only gripe is all these
LD> issues with the text editor. It's like going back to WordStar circa
LD> 1990. It's a fabulous program in all other respects; I just think
LD> that the text editor needs to catch up, in a big way.

MicroEd has some really nice features that the alternative editor will
not.

LD> One last question: is there anyway to disable the clipping of quoted
LD> material after the double hash? A lot of times it is used within the
LD> text body as punctuation (this is what caused me to lose the email
LD> chunk that prompted me to ask about the text clipping).

There's no way to prevent that. This is why it needs to be properly
placed by the sender.

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