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From: Randy Gardner <randyg@slip.net>
Subject: Re: look for a bart simpson
Date: 1997/10/18
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To: donovan@halcyon.com
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Michael Donovan wrote:
> 
> I have this picture in a standart .txt file. I copied it into the
> mailing window. I made sure the window was wide enough to hold it. 
> Then I sent it. (I am using Netscape 3.03). When it got here, it was 
> wrapped, and not really usable. Can anyone tell me why or who wrapped
> it?
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It's a bug with 3.03, unchecking "Wrap Long Lines" *Sometimes* helps,
but not always.

It is only thinking the lines are too long, I have had it do this to
lines only *10 characters* long!  If you make an entire message
w/ real short lines, and trigger the bug, it will add blank lines. :-(

If it was larger the the default window, re-sizeing only changes the
display, it wraps it at the same place when sent. :-(

Two bugs. :-(
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--randyg@slip.net
--Randy Gardner