Ok, here is something that I'm not getting in the whole "email composition" argument. And I'm not meaning to criticize anything, I'm just seeking clarification. Are you manually entering line-feeds in your paragraphs? For me, when I'm composing an email, PM simply breaks the lines according the current window width. The only time that I enter line-feeds (or carriage returns, or just plain returns, whatever you want to call them) is when I want to actually separate paragraphs visually. As far as I can tell, the program doesn't insert any hard wraps until the message is actually sent out.
If you really need a real-time visual indication of how the email will eventually be wrapped, you could set your window width the the appropriate size. Anyway, if I'm totally missing any and all points here, my apologies :-) Cheers, Zach -- Zach Selland Taylor Design Group Portland, OR www.taylordesigngroup.com On Sat, Nov 22, 2003, tass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >And if an email client refuses to join with the rest of the world in the >current >convention (even if it hasn't yet been carved in stone by some secret >society), >they could at least have that wrap happen WHILE you're typing so you can >see what your document will look like BEFORE it goes out and you look like a >moron. >Sure, once replies come into the picture, things change radically. But >at least >the original looked as intended.
