[pct-l] wordwrap problem viewing list messages...Rich Text vsPlain.htm

Reinhold Metzger reinholdmetzger at cox.net
Fri Apr 20 05:26:52 CDT 2007


Tortoise,
I frequently get messages that are posted on the list and also send to me
direct.
The messages I receive direct are wrapped, but the same messages on the
pct-l Recent
Archives may or may not be rapped depending on how they were send.
Take the 4-19-07 word-wrap problem post from     enyapir at comcast.net
send to me direct
and to pct-l.......in my mail box it is wrapped, in the pct-l Recent
Archives it is not wrapped                                   and scrolls of
the page.
That would indicate they are not wrapped by the pct-l list server, but your
personal computer server.
Lots of subscribers use the pct-l Recent Archives to read and send pct-l
posts.
Therefore, If posts are send via plain text, or if the pct-l list server
would wrap posts it would solve this
problem for many subscribers.

JMT Reinhold

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> [pct-l] wordwrap problem viewing list messages...Rich Text vsPlain
> Tortoise Tortoise73 at charter.net
> Thu Apr 19 18:36:14 CDT 2007


> I don't know about other programs, but Thunderbird which I use, only
> offers plain-text or HTML. AFAIK, the listserve software converts most
> everything else to plain-text anyway.
>
> So the problem remains to be solved.
>
> Tortoise

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>> Joseph S. Park wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Thank you for clarifying that. Yes it does seem that "plain text"
messages
> > wrap like they should, but "rich text" does not.
> > It would be nice if everyone could choose "plain text" in their email
> > sending preferences.
> >
> > When I view the archives and come to a non-word-wrapped message, I use
the
> > "view  source" option in internet explorer--this opens up a notepad with
>> the
> > html text.
> > Still, I think the official list instructions should mention this.
> >
> >
> > J. S. Park





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