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Date: | Sun, 24 Aug 1997 21:53:34 -0400 |
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Bob Rolfness wrote:
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> Michael Reddell wrote:
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> > This week I recieved a complaint from a Bee-L subscriber who finds that each note I send to the list has a binary attachment that causes
> problems for his e-mai
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> > He uses Pegasus in Windows 3.1, and I use Microsoft Exchange in Windows 95.
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> > Is any one else having a similar problem?
> > Is any one else using Pegasus or MS Exchange without such problems?
> > Has anyone solved this sort of problem?
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> > If so you can send your response directly to me since this isn't really a topic that should live in perpetuity on the bee list.
> > Michael
> > [log in to unmask]
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> Michael - Yes, I have the same problem. Your first line in the above
> message, to me, is one very long one. I'm using Netsacape 2.02 and have
> had a simular experience with a couple others. Don't know the problem
> as I'm not a couputer guru, so if I'm really interested in the heading
> or subject line the message goes in the bit bucket.
>
> Regards,
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> Bob
Bob
It sounds like you need to tell netscape to "wrap long lines." For
version 3 of Nestscape, it is under the View menu.
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