Re: [epub] AOL text wrapping

[TDSSEnt2@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 3/30/01 8:55:07 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
jon7711@yahoo.com writes:

<< What is the "completely safe" line length for AOL links,
 without having them wrap to the next line, therefore
 breaking the link?
 
 I've been using 60 characters. Can I safely go up to 65 --
 considering all common versions of AOL? >>

Dear Jon, 

Once again, I only have experience with AOL 5.0 and older versions.  However, 
I will copy a long line of text I recently received in an e-mail.  This is 
just 1 line.  It is 114 characters long. When I am typing the e-mail to be 
sent to someone.  It gives me room for 90 ish characters before wrapping.  I 
would say you can safely go to 65 characters without wrapping for your AOL 
subscribers. When I send my newsletters to clients who are non-AOL, I always 
use the 60-65 character rule.   

------ 1 Line from e-mail --------
>From time to time we will send you information on new products, new site 
features, and customized promotions.  If
-------end-----------

Take Care, 

Patricia Duarte
Newton Manufacturing Co. 
http://www.AdYourImprint.com


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