Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Could anyone here step me through ways to avoid the poor way my
message text wraps when posted? I've tried all methods that seem
available - wrapping 'on' or 'off' and still my message bodies post as
craggy as a glacier.  I can't seem to find answers to this in Yahoo
help.

With apologies for prior craggy messages,

Michael

On Feb 9, 2005, at 3:16 AM, msirt@... wrote:

>  Could anyone here step me through ways to avoid the poor way my
>  message text wraps when posted? I've tried all methods that seem
>  available - wrapping 'on' or 'off' and still my message bodies post as
>  craggy as a glacier.  I can't seem to find answers to this in Yahoo
>  help.
>
>  With apologies for prior craggy messages,
>

That is always bugging me too.  Makes things very hard to read.  I 
think it must be a list setting somewhere that is causing it.  Would 
that be it Mr Moore?

> Could anyone here step me through ways to avoid the poor way 
> my message text wraps when posted? I've tried all methods 
> that seem available - wrapping 'on' or 'off' and still my 
> message bodies post as craggy as a glacier.  I can't seem to 
> find answers to this in Yahoo help.
> 
> With apologies for prior craggy messages,

Your messages wrap just fine for me. Does the above seem bad to you?

Kamm

I bet this is something which depends on the software you are using to read 
the messages. The messages look fine to me - in AOL (on system 9 and X). So I 
don't know what the problem is. If anyone knows of some yahoo setting please 
let me know what it is and I'll be happy to change it but I have not seen 
anything.

On Feb 9, 2005, at 1:13 PM, GAmoore@... wrote:

>  I bet this is something which depends on the software you are using 
> to read
>  the messages. The messages look fine to me - in AOL (on system 9 and 
> X). So I
>  don't know what the problem is. If anyone knows of some yahoo setting 
> please
>  let me know what it is and I'll be happy to change it but I have not 
> seen
>  anything.

Hmm.

Try narrowing the width of a window and see what happens.

There are obviously returns getting put in somewhere.

It somehow appears that there is some standard way to tell mail readers 
that text is quote text without using the > marks and thus have it both 
appear quoted but wrap properly at any window width.  I have no idea 
what that setting would be but since that is the way it works on the 
LUG but not here I am guessing that it is a list setting.