Re: HTML Mail & Line breaks...
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texte = Hey folks Sorry for the delay in the reply to this mail, I have had my head buried in the joys of awstats installation & configuration and apache log files (I now have a headache but have a smile on my face) :-D I don't know if I am making things harder than I need to with this (I could always manually do this part before sending the mail... it would take 5 minutes to do) but I am going to look further into different wrap types first (ie soft and hard ... oo errr...) and if that doesn't work throw myself off a cliff... no seriously ... I think it is more than 72 chars per line that maxbulk mailer freaks out at and this is why I am trying to get the text to wrap at this limit (with or without carraige returns). Thanks for all your help so far. Alan Donovan Brooke wrote: > Gary Krockover wrote: > >> Isn't it up to the individual's (is there an apostrophe in that or >> not????) email program as to whether or not a line of text will wrap >> or not and if so, where to wrap it? >> >> GK > > > Yes and no, one can force breaks easy enough... but I'm trying > to get Alan to look at the whole process... there could be soft > breaks in that text??? if so, a grep context changing the breaks > might be the answer... If there is no existing breaks, but yet, > the original text is comming from a textarea, the answer might > be either a different kind of wrap or again, just changing soft > wraps to hard. If there is no existing breaks and there is no > textarea, then one could create a break using listwords.. or other > break systems that are floating around in the archives. > > (there is some good ones if I remember right) > > Donovan > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Hey folks Sorry for the delay in the reply to this mail, I have had my head buried in the joys of awstats installation & configuration and apache log files (I now have a headache but have a smile on my face) :-D I don't know if I am making things harder than I need to with this (I could always manually do this part before sending the mail... it would take 5 minutes to do) but I am going to look further into different wrap types first (ie soft and hard ... oo errr...) and if that doesn't work throw myself off a cliff... no seriously ... I think it is more than 72 chars per line that maxbulk mailer freaks out at and this is why I am trying to get the text to wrap at this limit (with or without carraige returns). Thanks for all your help so far. Alan Donovan Brooke wrote: > Gary Krockover wrote: > >> Isn't it up to the individual's (is there an apostrophe in that or >> not????) email program as to whether or not a line of text will wrap >> or not and if so, where to wrap it? >> >> GK > > > Yes and no, one can force breaks easy enough... but I'm trying > to get Alan to look at the whole process... there could be soft > breaks in that text??? if so, a grep context changing the breaks > might be the answer... If there is no existing breaks, but yet, > the original text is comming from a textarea, the answer might > be either a different kind of wrap or again, just changing soft > wraps to hard. If there is no existing breaks and there is no > textarea, then one could create a break using listwords.. or other > break systems that are floating around in the archives. > > (there is some good ones if I remember right) > > Donovan > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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