Long Contest Messages

[Billy W. Cox]

Randy Thompson wrote:
> I am not a Netscape user, but I have heard of this problem before and know there is a solution.  Any of you Netscape experts that could give a procedure to fix this and put it to the reflector?  Then Trey could add it to the FAQ.

I an NOT a PC guru ... But a temporary solution with Netscape 3.01
is as follows ... Highlite (or click) View from the top of the screen
                  Highlite (or click) Wrap Long Lines

That will solve the problem for THAT session. I'm still looking for
how to teach Netscape to remember that so I don't have to ...

73, and I DO enjoy the writeups also !

Bill AA4NU
aa4nu at ix.netcom.com

>From n7tr at rnodx.org (Rich Hallman N7TR)  Mon Dec  9 05:46:59 1996
From: n7tr at rnodx.org (Rich Hallman N7TR) (Rich Hallman N7TR)
Date: Sun, 8 Dec 1996 21:46:59 -0800
Subject: Club calls...ect....
Message-ID: <BMSMTP8501100560Phallman at mail.greatbasin.net>


  Whats the rules in any contest in using callsigns....As many as you want???

Ive been working "Real" calls and these so called "CLUB??" calls in the
same contest...Im sure with the same Ops...

   Is this Ok???   

Sure is interesting to see how many calls people can get with the "New" vanity
system....


     Just interested in the ethics of this type of operation......

            See Ya!     Rich  



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>From ke5fi at wt.net (Chuck Dietz)  Mon Dec  9 07:19:31 1996
From: ke5fi at wt.net (Chuck Dietz) (Chuck Dietz)
Date: Sun, 08 Dec 1996 23:19:31 -0800
Subject: Long Contest Messages
References: <01BBE555.875FBD40 at k5zd.ultranet.com> <32ABB8DC.4EA2 at ix.netcom.com>
Message-ID: <32ABBD83.64F1 at wt.net>

Billy W. Cox wrote:
> 
> Randy Thompson wrote:
> > I am not a Netscape user, but I have heard of this problem before and know there is a solution.  Any of you Netscape experts that could give a 
procedure to f
> 
> I an NOT a PC guru ... But a temporary solution with Netscape 3.01
> is as follows ... Highlite (or click) View from the top of the screen
>                   Highlite (or click) Wrap Long Lines
> 
> That will solve the problem for THAT session. I'm still looking for
> how to teach Netscape to remember that so I don't have to ...
> 
> 73, and I DO enjoy the writeups also !

I enjoy the writeups also, but I have Netscape 2.0 and the lines do not 
wrap!  While I do not know beans about it, I somehow believe it is the 
senders problem that the lines do not wrap, because most messages wrap 
fine... Am I Duhhh again?

Chuck, KE5FI