At 06:56 -0500 1/1/08, R.A. Hettinga wrote: >This is an easy manual fix on your part. Simply put your url in angle >brackets, viz, > <http://www.offendingdomain.com/put/your/extra/long/annoying/line/breaking/uniform/resource/locator/in/angle/brackets/and/they/wont/get/line/munged.html > > > >...and Apple Mail shouldn't break them. > >Lessee if this works. Careful analysis - using Eudora 5.1 - of that by copy of the entire message, with blah-blah on so Eudora just displays what it got, and a subsequent paste into an MPW file. This is what I see after replacing real spaces with (sp) and line ends with (rtn). (sp)(sp)<http://www.offendingdomain.com/put/your/extra/long/annoying/line/breaking/uniform/resource/locator/in/angle/brackets/and/they/wont/get/line/munged.html(sp)(rtn)(sp)>(rtn) The combination of two spaces separated by a return is typical of Apple Mail. "Old fashioned format-flowed capable clients remove the (rtn) and the space following it but they leave in the space before the (rtn) and, in this case, the trailing >. Apple claims that including delsp=yes in this header absolves them of responsibility. Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; format=flowed; delsp=yes I don't know why the first return was inserted so far into the line. In most cases I have seen a max line length of about 80 characters. It may be that the made-up url contains only [a-z/]. Most long URL's include a GET portion with [=;?] stuff where a break option might be programmed into Apple Mail.app. -- --> From the U S of A, the only socialist country that refuses to admit it. <--