[Editors] hard returns in eudora

[Jean Foster]

I wonder if you could put it into an resizable HTML table so that no
matter how small the readers mail window is, it will resize properly?

-jean-


On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 13:40, Scott Campbell wrote:
> Folks.  We are preparing to send out the email message below.  The
> message 'From the Editor' contains hard returns in order to keep the
> copy contained beneath the masthead, rather than running all across
> the screen before it wraps (as this part of the message does). 
> Problem is, if the recipient has his/her browser window set 'too
> narrow', the hard returns result in fragmented lines with only one or
> two words.  This could presumeably be fixed if we set up the 'From the
> Editor' text as an image.  But some people's email can't receive
> images.  Anybody got a smart solution for this?  There's money in it
> for you.
> 
> 
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> 
>         FROM THE EDITOR 
>         Welcome to the inaugural issue of Supply Chain Frontiers, the
>         electronic newsletter of the 
>         MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics. Frontiers presents
>         a selection of our latest research 
>         as well as news on CTL activities. Please feel free to contact
>         us with any questions or comments, 
>         or suggested additions to our mailing list. Click on the link
>         below if you wish to unsubscribe. 
>         Happy reading! 
>         
>         
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> 
>         LOOKING FOR OPTIONS
>         The worlds of finance and transportation could come together
>         with a trucking option that 
>         gives shippers more peace of mind
>         
>         
>         TAKING CONTROL
>         New ways are needed to govern supply chains that are becoming
>         more complicated and unruly
>         
>         
>         ONE CHANNEL OR TWO?
>         Companies can be spoiled for choice when selling through
>         physical as well as on-line channels 
>         
>         
>         NEW ROADS TO E-COMMERCE
>         Pioneering work being done by Amazon.com is clearing the way
>         for international e-commerce
>         
>         
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> 
>         Exploring the Shape of Supply Chains to Come with the Supply
>         Chain 2020 Project
>         
>         
>         Zaragoza Master of Engineering in Logistics Program Exceeds
>         Application Targets
>         
>         
>         The Master of Engineering in Logistics Program Celebrates its
>         Fifth Birthday with Record Student Numbers
>         
>         
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> 
>         Presentations and Papers
>         
>         
> MIT SUPPLY CHAIN FRONTIERS: Issue #1, May 2004
> Editor Ken Cottrill (kencott at mit.edu); Associate Editor Nicole Blizek
> (nblizek at mit.edu); Webmaster Scott Campbell (scottc at mit.edu)
> 
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