Gregory Leblanc wrote:
p.s. The (lack of) word wrap problem still happens in "pre" mode but works great in "Normal" mode.It's not supposed to wrap in "pre" mode, that's a design feature. What I do (and what evolution should figure out how to do) is go into "normal" mode by for stuff that I add to the message, rather than keeping it in "pre" mode. I've thought about this, but I can't figure out an algorithm for determining when to go back to normal mode.
If I understand the comment correctly, I'd like to point to something which might be useful. I'm a former Mac user, Emailer was my program of choice until IE came along and beat it's pants. What each of those programs did was each email has no "pre" mode. You only had one of two modes, "draft" or "send." While Netscape has a Edit as new command, it wastes my time when I want to reread what I've written and maybe edit it and can't edit it except by closing the window and reopen the email using Edit as new menu choice. Here is how things should act and look: New email: Edit mode, type away.... Send email: email saved for sending (paragraphs wrapped to 72 characters, etc.) Viewing email (clicking on email to view): Paragraphs have been wrapped for sending. Opening ready to send email (double clicking to open): Opens up in edit mode, but paragraphs remain wrapped to 72 characters. Edit away.... Send email: Paragraphs rewrapped to 72 characters Having emails open up in a view mode adds another step in the process of editing emails. The logic is that if I open it up, there is a good chance that I want to edit it, so why make me go back to edit it? Does this help? Also, two features which I enjoyed in IE is "remove quotes" and "rewrap paragraphs." I dislike sending emails which are jumbled up and were a great features which I used daily. Kevin
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