"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote

| Odder and odder! The above paragraph, when I read it in the original
| post, has _longer_ lines - it wraps after "I", "being", and "76". But it
| _does_ wrap there - the lines don't continue off the right edge, as they
| do in a few posts.
|
| It's a bizarre behavior that ignores the rules of
| English composition, assuming that all written text
| in an email should be a single stream.
|
| It certainly is very odd.

Your description above fits the proposal that it's
dropping all returns and then splitting them at 76.


The other line breaks in your code remain -
| for example:
| ---
| iCnt = iCnt - 1
| ReDim Preserve ASize(iCnt)
| ReDim Preserve APath(iCnt)
|
| QuickSort ASize, APath, 0, 0
|
| For i2 = iCnt to 0 step -1
| s2 = s2 & APath(i2) & " -- " & CStr(ASize(i2)) & " MB" & vbCrLf
| Next
| ---
| I'd thought maybe it was only long lines, but the s2= line above is
| long.
|
But it's under 70 characters. Without the
prepended spaces I see 65 characters. The
question, then, is why it's leaving returns on
some short lines. It's as though it recognizes
code vs prose.

| How ironic that a Brit would be the one using
| such software.
|
| It was written by Brits!

Can't trust *anyone* these days.

| I have found software for the blind varies considerably in quality, from
| very good to poor. As with most other types I suppose.

I was trying to remember what this was that stored
redundant file copies despite the setting chosen. It might
be the specific software for the Learning Ally website,
but I'm not certain. I do remember that their whole
operation was poorly designed. It wasn't even possible
to choose an item in the webpage dropdown without
a mouse, at least at one point!