[triadtechtalk] Re: Win 98 Update
- From: "cabehogan" <cabehogan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <triadtechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2001 12:32:17 -0500
> Hi Clarence,
Hi ya' Joan (of Arc?) ; )
> I don't under stand what you are saying by
referring to the keywords in the link
> I sent to you as DOS commands. They are words
you enter into the "my question
> is" box in the KB search page. You don't have to
be in DOS to use these
> keywords.
Of course and correct! Just using as an "Egg
Sample"! : )
> Clarence wrote:
> "it is what I call DOS
> shorthand, which I have never learned although I
> do have a print out of DOS commands for when I
do
> try to use DOS, but one of my sons can can type
> fluent DOS shorthand, but he started out when
> there was no Windows and had a head start on
me!"
> One other thing I've noticed in your messages is
that you have your word wrap
> parameters set very short. In other words, when
you included my message in your
> reply, the link to the KB page was wrapped at 50
characters and didn't allow the
> whole link to be highlighted and clickable as
any link would be in a message.
Correct, for many of whom I write to was always
complaining of the broken lines when I had it set
to the default of 76 (I think) when they received
it as I guess their readers would not accept the
longer default lines, so I set mine to 50 lines so
they wouldn't break on them and also it makes it
possible for the breaking to not take place for
several mailings!
> Actually, it was still clickable, but it didn't
take you to the correct page.
On some machines yes, on others no, but it is
simple enough to copy and paste!
> If
> you want to extend your word wrap go to OE
tools-options-send tab-mail sending
> format-text settings- and set the "automatically
wrap text" to 80 characters.
Correct!
> This I think is the standard setting for most
mail messages.
You are more than likely correct, I was just think
it was seventy something above!
> You can see how short your message lines are in
the above enclosed snippet of
> your message.
Yup, exactly as the majority of my friends likes
'em! ; ) But ifin you don't, you can still be my
friend anywho! ; )
.......clarence.......
> Joan
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