Hello, Maurice.
 
 NB>> I don't seem to have that issue here

 MK> Probably the different versions is the reason. Like I said before this
 MK> version does the word wrapping correctly except it puts a hard return at
 MK> the end of the line where it shouldn't add one at all. I sent a follow up
 MK> one with the subject, "man, you been a naughty boy, you let your face grow
 MK> long", which applies the 'fix' so that should tell the tale. Also a mess
 MK> of utf8 characters on one of the paragraphs just to make it a tad more
 MK> difficult. It displays perfect here using 'LANG=en_CA.utf8 fold -s -w
 MK> $COLUMNS' on the commandline once all the FTN crap has been sent to the
 MK> bitbucket where it belongs. :::evil grin:::

Compiling nano-2.5.3 now. So you may as well inform me of this "fix" you speak
of. :)

 NB>> I may get to like vim after all.

 MK> It is the best implimentation of vi that there ever was ... possibly ever
 MK> will be. Takes a bit of getting used to but definetly is worth the extra
 MK> effort ... and then some. There is no better editor.

All I have memorized so far is "Xdd", ":q!", and ":x" which at the moment is
all I need for this messaging stuff so far. I'll get around to learning more
shortly though, I'm sure.

Regards,
Nick
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