Actually, I had been thinking that the one long, unbreakable, line was causing evo to see that line length as the minimum width. So, having the window sized smaller than the width of the unbreakable line causes all lines to wrap outside the window width. I can see where making the window wider than the length of the unbreakable line would allow the other lines to wrap at a wider width. I'm really concerned with the lines wrapping wider than the width, thus causing me to need to scroll the window. the other condition is not a problem. I've attached the email here. Thanks, Dave On Thu, 2003-01-16 at 18:50, guenther wrote:
cheers();Ensure that your mail view window is more narrow than the last line in this buffer and you *should* see that all of the lines in this message are as long as the last line and need to be scrolled from left to right. Wouldn't it be nice if the evolution would line wrap these normal lines correctly and let just the one long unbreakable line be too wide? Thisisalonglinewhichexceedseightycharactersandwascreatedasatestoftheevolutionmailtool'sabilitytowraplonglineswhenviewingincomingemail.The problem is somewhat different, from what you suspected. I made Evo fullscreen and the last line (the ugly long one) was shorter, than the window width. The first paragraph with more text than the last one was wrapped at the window edge, not at the end of the long line. So the problem seems to be in the format of the mail, not the long line itself. Can you forward the mail again, attached and really untouched. What is the Content-Type: line of the mail? btw: As I replied to that mail, my text was set to paragraph style 'preformat' instead of 'normal'. ...guenther
-- Dave Finnegan Applications Engineer dave synchronicity com Synchronicity, Inc. 845.986.6121 www.synchronicity.com
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