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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Jan 2001.
Re: ASCII Art Fart for Sun, Jan 21, '01

Re: ASCII Art Fart for Sun, Jan 21, '01

>Pardon me! I am using Forte Agent, and have no idea about the word wrap...
>My mind is all messed up today (haven't I said I have not yet got my 
>caffeine fix for today?!)...

I've used AGENT for years. It is, by far, the best off-line e-mail and
newsgroup reader around - but it's also the trickiest to configure.


The word wrap setting is buried in OPTIONS, POSTING PREFERENCES, GENERAL
where it is referred to as "Line Length". I set mine to 72 characters.

Enjoy,

Nat Hooper
Oxford, Arkansas

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Subject: Re: ASCII Art Fart for Sun, Jan 21, '01
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