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OEQuoteFix doesn't get the job done either.
"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... OE-QuoteFix: http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/ -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Sarah" wrote in message ... Actually, that message looked better than many that go out. I had set my news Send wrap to 60, since at 76 some lines were so much longer than others. My email Send options are set at 76 at the moment, so the differences in line length are greater than this - but this is bad enough. In order for the line lengths as shown in Bruce's message to stay longer than 60, I just put my news Send back to 76. As it appears in my Sent folder, (hoping it stays that way when it gets to the group!)the word "get" at the beginning of the 5th line could have been at the end of the fourth line. My own outgoing messages have irregular line breaks, no matter where I set my wrap. Lines are of varying lengths for no apparent reason. If I edit the outgoing message to get rid of ridiculously short lines, by hitting delete to get rid of what would be hard or soft returns in word processing, the same or a different stupid line break gets in. As it appeared in Bruce's reply, the line breaks are still goofy: My own outgoing messages have irregular line breaks, no matter where I set my wrap. Lines are of varying lengths for no apparent reason. If I edit the outgoing message to get rid of ridiculously short lines, by hitting delete to get rid of what would be hard or soft returns in word processing, the same or a different stupid line break gets in. In the message as it got to the group, there is no reason the word "the" on the third line could not have been at the end of the second line. Same story for the word "delete" in the fourth line - why isn't it at the end of the third line? Well, except I notice now that the first line is much longer than 60! How does a message I send at 60 get changed by the recipient's setting? And, back to my original problem - is there any way to encourage OE to wrap correctly? Sarah |
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Buenos días: *Frank* escribió:
OEQuoteFix doesn't get the job done either. Correctly configured, it definitely should! Line length should be same or less in OE-Quotefix than in OE, f.i. OE-Quotefix 74 and OE 76. This way, text processed by OE-Quotefix won't be wrapped again by OE when sent to the Outbox. Saludos Roland -- Probleme mit OE? Hier gibt es die Lösungen: http://oe-faq.de! "Was bedeutet schon Geld? Ein Mensch ist erfolgreich, wenn er zwischen Aufstehen und Schlafengehen das tut, was ihm gefällt." (B. Dylan) |
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![]() "Roland Bierlein" wrote in message ... Buenos días: *Frank* escribió: OEQuoteFix doesn't get the job done either. Correctly configured, it definitely should! Line length should be same or less in OE-Quotefix than in OE, f.i. OE-Quotefix 74 and OE 76. This way, text processed by OE-Quotefix won't be wrapped again by OE when sent to the Outbox. Saludos Roland -- Probleme mit OE? Hier gibt es die Lösungen: http://oe-faq.de! "Was bedeutet schon Geld? Ein Mensch ist erfolgreich, wenn er zwischen Aufstehen und Schlafengehen das tut, was ihm gefällt." (B. Dylan) I am somewhat envious. Spanish at the top, English in the middle then German at the bottom. To stay on topic OEQuote fix says to make all the settings 72. Your settings may help. |
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Buenas tardes: *Frank* escribió:
Correctly configured, it definitely should! Line length should be same or less in OE-Quotefix than in OE, f.i. OE-Quotefix 74 and OE 76. I am somewhat envious. Spanish at the top, English in the middle then German at the bottom. Spanish I speak only a little and German is my native language, so I have an advantage there. g To stay on topic OEQuote fix says to make all the settings 72. Yes, it /should/ work this way, but reports say a little difference in the settings might be more reliable. Your quoting now of my message looked fine, but might have been coincidential. Saludos Roland -- Probleme mit OE? Hier gibt es die Lösungen: http://oe-faq.de! "Kleinlebewesen vermehren sich durch Zellteilung, Bürokraten durch Arbeitsteilung." (J. Lewis) |
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"Roland Bierlein" wrote in message
... Buenos días: *Frank* escribió: OEQuoteFix doesn't get the job done either. Correctly configured, it definitely should! Would that "correct configuration" include disabling F=F? EG Robert --- |
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![]() "Robert Aldwinckle" schrieb: "Roland Bierlein" wrote in message ... Buenos días: *Frank* escribió: OEQuoteFix doesn't get the job done either. Correctly configured, it definitely should! Would that "correct configuration" include disabling F=F? EG Glad you asked, Robert! It would indeed. eg Saludos Roland -- Vista 5472 Ultimate x86 German - clean install |
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