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From group: list.yarn; on Sun, 27 Jul 1997 19:57:39 -0400
Concerning "Correcting for Bad Word Wrap";
~ > I use Ezquote as my editor and I know how to correct the wrap if I
~ > am going to quote a message with this.
~ >
~ > Is there, however, a way, within Yarn, to correct the word wrapping
~ > solely for the purpose of being able to read the message with
~ > greater clarity?
As far as I know the best you can do is pipe the message to
another program for easier reading.
You do this by pushing the pipe key | (the one that looks
a bit like a colin) and then a little window comes up. Their
you type something like
ezquote %f
assuming that "ezquote" is the name of the editor you want to
call. Yarn replaces %f with the name of the message you are
reading. When finished exit your editor and your back in Yarn
where you started.
I occassionally use this method but have found that people who
don't know how to format their text rarely write anything worth
reading.
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