The solution comes in the way the text file is saved before it is
transported to unix and uploaded.  For example, in Microsoft Word, there are
four types of text files: Text Only, Text Only with Line Breaks, MS-DOS
Text, and MS-DOS with Line Breaks.  The format to save files in is the Text
Only.  This will eliminate the =20 line break identifiier. Note: some word
processors call the Delimited text.  So, Jamal, pull your documents up in a
word processor, save as text only, then FTP to your unix for uploading in
pine.

Hope this helps.

-Mike

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From: Kelly Ford <[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Friday, October 09, 1998 9:27 AM
Subject: Re: The "=20" format problem


>I don't have a hard and fast answer on this.  What I have noticed is that
>when I cut and paste from a Windows word processor like Word into Eudora,
>the problem shows up.  Repeating the same procedure but using Microsoft
>Outlook as the email program eliminates the problem.
>
>I wonder if it has something to do with carriage return and line feed
>characters either being present or absent from the source document?
>
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