P3D Re: PHOTO-3D digest 2622

[Ronald Beck <ronald-beck@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well all, I humbly come to the table with my head hung.  As it has been
pointed out to me, Netscape not only wraps your outgoing messages at the
line length you want (72 char/line on my setting) but also will wrap
incoming long lines for you (select View->Wrap long lines).

So, I appreciate those who pointed this out to me.  I feel bad for those
who are forced to use an inferior mail reader (does Lotus Notes fall
into this category?) and it no longer matters to me as I've been able to
take corrective action on this end (i.e. I now wrap long lines in my
reader :-)).

Now, back to 3D,

Ron


Marcus wrote...
> Ronald Beck wrote:
> > 
> > What really annoys me is people who send messages from their mail system
> > without setting the line wrap feature, thus creating a single line
> > message (as the one below arrived) that I have to use the horizontal
> > scroll bar to read the entire message.
> 
> Although I agree... I thought that I'd point out that it MAY not be their fault. My
> current email package at work is Microsloaths Outlook (running on WindowsNT)
> and AFAIK this has NO option for setting a line length ! It just dynamically
> wraps everything to the window size in its reader, and sends everything as 
> a single line !
> 
> "Welcome to the wonderful world of Microsoft , who do you want to annoy today"
> 
> On a similar note.. when clicking on "reply" it ALWAYS insists on sending the
> message in "Microsofts Rich Text" format.. i.e. that horrible "Winmail.dat" 
> garbage is added to the end. It does this even though the flag is set to not send
> Rich Text Format. I suppose MS would say this isn't a bug, since it true.. it
> doesn't add it if you make a NEW email message and SEND it, only when
> you use REPLY to an Email.
> 
> Marcus ?8^)
>


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