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From: Randy Gardner <randyg@slip.net>
Subject: Re: look for a bart simpson
Date: 1997/10/19
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Michael Donovan wrote:
> I put a question on my local intranet at work which was: What is
> the definition of a "long" line. It turns out that in Netscape's
> new Communicator there is a way to set the length used to define
> Long lines. It is under the Edit -> Preferences tab somewhere
> where you can set the length when Wrapping should start.
> Personally, I don't care too much for Communicator. Does anyone
> know where I can set the length of Long in Netscape 3.03 on
> Windows95?

I don't like Communicator either, I use 3.03 too.

I don't think you can change the lenth, I wish you could though.
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--randyg@slip.net
--Randy Gardner