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From: lambert@spectrum.eecs.unsw.oz (Tim Lambert)
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Subject: Re: word wrap
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Date: 6 Jun 90 13:28:49 GMT
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In-reply-to: phcalamai@water.waterloo.edu's message of 1 Jun 90 20:07:09 GMT

In article <1990Jun1.200709.21251@water.waterloo.edu> phcalamai@water.waterloo.edu (Paul H. Calamai) writes:

   In my June calendar from Apollo they discuss
   (in the Command of the Month) word wrap in an
   edit pad.  In there words "To turn on word wrap,
   have an edit pad open.  Then hit the Shell/Cmd
   button to get the DM command window. Type ww -nn where
   '-nn' is the column number at which you want to wrap.
   You can also have previously entered lines wrapped
   by marking the reqion, then giving the command ww -a
   To find out the column number being used for wrapping, give
   the command ww -i."

   I've tried this and the only thing that works for me
   is ww -i (which reports ww at column 0)!

You need to say ww -c nn to specify the column to wrap at.

ww -on sets the wrap column to the width of the window.
ww -off switches it off.
ww toggles it.

Tim