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[Ian Mills <Ian.Mills@ORIX.COM.AU>]

Christian,

The WRAP option on PRINT shold work fine without cutting of words in
the middle. I use

print $first_line (+1,1)  wrap 60 3


Hope it helps,
Regards,
Ian Mills

>>> christians@CROWNLTD.COM.AU 08/01/2002 9:41:14 am >>>
I'm trying to wrap text within a given space e.g 60 char long. However
what
I don't want to do is cut a word off in the middle. Is there any code
around
that can check the beginning/end of a word and wrap it accordingly.

Any help much appreciated


        Christian Scheiber
        Analyst Programmer - Financial Systems

        Level 6, Clarke Street
        Southbank  3006
        Victoria Australia
        Phone: 61-3 9292 4174,   Fax: 61-3 9292 4141
        email: - christians@crownltd.com.au

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