Please don't top post. On Wed, 2017-04-12 at 08:32 -0400, MayDay Computers wrote: > I highly doubt you will actuall want "Preformatted."
The OP asked how to turn off line breaks, I told them how to turn off line breaks. > That will cause > your mobile viewers to have to scroll left and right to view your > message and you would be solely responsible for line breaks. That's not true. Look at the screen shot and what the OP was saying - there are two apparent line breaks, this is his original: "on phones because the character width is <71, meaning that the line if first broken by the phone's screen/program and then broken at 71 characters." So no, it isn't presented as one long line, and using preformattted *will* do what he wants. It'll be a pain to compose though, because the Evolution composer won't split the lines! What *does* appear as one long line is using "Preformatted" in an HTML email - this creates text surrounded by <pre> </pre> and is not interpreted or mangled by the recipient's browser at all. > Plain > text mode has hard breaks at certain line lengths so will be optimized > for a minimum screen size as well. I don't understand that. Where does the optimization come in? > If you want automatic line breaks > across mobile and desktop clients, you will have to use HTML mode, Which is what I said I think. P. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
