Re: Re: Manual line breaks in emails

On 3/30/26 12:24 PM, Dave Sizer wrote:
> On Sat, 28 Mar 2026, Dale wrote:
>
>> [...]
>>
>> I set mailnews.display.disable_format_flowed_support to true and that makes it wrap in the message pane no
>> matter how wide the pane is.  When I narrow the message pane, it also narrows the pane with subject, email
>> and all that.  That pane I need to stay the same.  It took me a while to get that just right.  Now I have
>> the massage pane like I want as well, wrapped and not wide.  The part I'm typing is wide but I can likely
>> deal with that.  At least I can read messages without hurting my neck so much.  Saves wear on my chair as
>> sometimes I have to twist it around some.
>>
>> Wrapping in the composer part would be nice but I'm hoping my change above doesn't affect what you receive
>> tho.  Does this message look the same to you on your end?  If it changes, well, need to find a new plan.
>> ;-)
>>
>> Dale
>>
>> :-)  :-)
>>
>> P. S.  I just recently switched to Thunderbird from Seamonkey.  So this is a fairly new setup with a new
>> user.
>>
> This is the first chunk of text I have gotten from you Dale that is
> actually flowing correctly on my client. All of your other mails have come
> across as hard-wrapped for me.
>
> I'm having a tough time completely following this thread, but does that
> line up? Did you enable format=flowed for only this mail?
>
>   	-Dave
>


I think all I did was change 
mailnews.display.disable_format_flowed_support from false to true. I'm 
pretty sure I left everything else at the defaults. I'm hoping that in 
the future, this setting will make it so that most everyone, including 
me, can have it appear the way they want. I can't please everyone but I 
can try to please most everyone. LOL Dale :-) :-) P. S. I got my okra 
planted. Going to work on beans next. Tomorrow morning, transplants; 
tomatoes, peppers etc. After that, or the next day, squash, cantaloupe, 
water melon and such. Might try cucumbers too. Usually the bugs get 
those. I can't control them much since they fly in and lay eggs.