>In any case, sending long lines is unnecessary and an all around bad idea.
>Even if a transport doesn't truncate them, different mail clients may not
>display them they way you intended.  Wrapping your lines at 72-80
>characters is so easy and simple that there's really no excuse (nor
>advantage) for sending long flowing text lines.

That depends.  I prefer having my word processor determine how big a line I
want to see.  IT knows all about the font I'm using, IT knows all about the
screen mode I'm in.  That's local data, best handled locally - not by some
All Knowing Mail Client On the Other Side.

Andy

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