You could try replacing Pico with Nano which is supposedly better. Uh oh, this isn't one of those holy war things is it? Brady > Hmm, the copy on Slackware 7.1 wraps properly. Looking at pico's man > page, it looks like there's a command line option to disable line > wrapping. If you're not running it directly, I'd check the > configuration of whatever's launching it to see if it's adding that > option (-w). If you're doing it from the command line, try typing > 'alias' and seeing if there's an alias defined for pico. > > Pico is also part of the Pine package (on Slackware, at least); you > might try looking through .pinerc and such and see if modifying the > composer options in there have an effect. > > -- > Michael Vieths > Email: Foeclan at Winternet.com > Web: http://www.geekbear.net > > > > Brian wrote: > > I think I found a bug in RH6.2's version of Pico. Has to do with line > > wrapping. > > > > I've since discovered > > Bob? Likes? orange? flower? what? three? where? george? > > > > Dangit... still there. That's a long line, it should just wrap george > > onto another line. Is it supposed to do this? I grabbed the latest pine > > build (4.33) and I was hoping it would fix it. Looks like it didn't :-( > > > > -Brian