Eric,
If someone doesn't read their own posts, and there is an error in the
software causing problems in line length, the individual won't know
unless someone points it out. Remember, the individual cannot monitor
line length without putting hard returns at the end of each line.
That comes across very badly in many readers. In the current case
the problem appears to reside in code which can be corrected.
I'm on the case ...
HTML experts: Is there a way to set the point where a line wraps, if
you want it to extend past the entry field size??
l.d.
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On Wed, 24 Jan 2001 00:50:53 -0500 (EST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric S. Emerson)
wrote:
> Hi Clarence,
> I'm here but I've been laying low and
> waiting to see if the line length will correct itself.
> Actually, I got tired of pointing out excessive line
> length and being ignored by certain individuals. So,
> unless something really piques my interest, I just
> ignore that part of the line I can't see. I figure
> if someone thinks what they say is important and they
> want it read or would like a response, then the least
> they can do is monitor their own line length!
> Eric (Line Length Constable)
> Clarence Verge wrote:
>> L.D. Best wrote:
>>> Deleted lines crossing my neighbours fence.
>> Where is the linelength constable ?
>> Never a cop around when you need one! <G>
>> - Clarence Verge
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