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Easy-- make sure there's a return every 70 or so characters, don't
assume some things will automagically wordwrap for you. I use emacs to
do my FAQ editing; M-q (escape-q for keyboards withut the meta key)
does just that on the current paragraph. Win95's Notepad does have
something of a 'word wrap' function that might work, but I don't
know/care too much.
Alternatively, you can edit stuff up in html and use lynx to do the
conversion to text (use 'p' to 'print' the current page to a file),
which'll have nice linebreaks.
Nathan Mates
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