The problem is not hard newlines. The problem is between the chair and
the computer. Most email programs will allow you to set the line length
of your messages.
On Thu, 24 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> J.L.Francois wrote:
> > Your line breaks are greater than 75 characters per line.
>
> Why, in this day and age, should messages have to contain hard newlines?
> Why are long lines a problem for modern e-mail systems or viewers? Text
> wrapping is not that difficult an algorithm... or is anybody out there
> still reading messages on a dumb terminal?
>
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Jim
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