Hello Alexander,
on Tue, 2 May 2000, at 16:32:46 sender's local time (timezone UTC+0400),
Alexander V. Kiselev wrote:
>> My suggestion would be, never to cancel hard returns. This should solve
>> everything.
AVK> Allie, will you please understand that within plain/text medium
AVK> there is no way for the program to distinguish between _your_ hard
AVK> returns and the hard returns inserted by the line-wrapping
AVK> algorithm?
Of course there is. See <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in
your TBUDL folder. For your convenience, I'm quoting from this my message:
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> At home I'm using an (in Germany) fairly famous DOS client called
> "Crosspoint". This beast behaves *internally* (= as long as the message
> is not being sent) like a true Windows word processor in terms of
> word wrapping.
> It does so (I believe) by placing an 20h 20h 0Dh 0Ah at the end of each
> line. If it recognizes this combination of characters at the end of a
> line during editing, it behaves as if there is no CR/LF at all and wraps
> perfectly.
> Upon sending the message, all "20h 20h 0Dh 0Ah" are replaced with "0Dh
> 0Ah" and a message that perfectly adheres to standards leaves the
> system.
> Probably also an idea for TB?
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Works perfectly with Crosspoint.
Best regards,
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Michael Heydekamp
AIR TRAFFIC Euro Charter GmbH
eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.airtraffic.de
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