The problem with wrapping Urls is that Urls are allowed to be up to 8000 bytes long, which at 80 bytes per line as a standard would be a word with 8000 non blank characters split onto 100 lines on your screen. For an example see Mapquest or Google_Earth urls.

For these long urls it is lucky that Pegasus Mail will allow you to select the url characters then "Open string in a browser" which allows you to pass the Url to your favorite browser.

Martin 

I'm having a hard time knowing emails have attachments in them without going to the attachment tab on each and every email.  

When I open an email I've finally found a very tiny graphics button at the top of the emails that is supposed to function as an attachment warning.  But it's so small it's difficult to tell if it's turned dark or light indicating that email does or does not have an attachment.  Is there any option anywhere that allows me to default to some larger  buttons and so forth on this email program so I can see if an email I'm reading may have a hidden attachment?  Having to check the attachment tab for every email is a pain.

 Also, is there anyway to get the listing of new emails to simply display an attachment notice or checkmark or something so I can know the email has an attachment before even opening it?

 I'm using Pegasus V4 on Microsoft Widows Vista.   I'm thinking there must be a way to get a larger display of those buttons and menu options and so forth.  Some sort of font control maybe for the icon size and menu bar size?

 It all seems to work well but every once and awhile I run across something like this that makes things a little difficult to work with until I get it configured right.

A side issue I have is that when others send me links to web locations within the text,  sometimes a long link gets line wrapped and broken.  I have to switch the window back to not wrapping long lines so that the link works.  In most modern email programs you don't wind up with those sort of issues, the email program breaking links.  I should be able to display all the text on the window without having lines go off the screen and without long links breaking because they were wrapped.

I'm not a programer just a USER!  

On the list of email messages in your new mail folder, at the left hand side is an area reserved for special icons, one of which is a paper clip, indicating there is an attachment.

As for links that wrap, this is a feature  that controls the line width and breaks text to fit inside that width. It depends on the font size being used, as to how many characters will fit on a line, before the line is broken (wrapped) to fit inside the allowed width.

Martin 

OK.  Now I see it.   I didn't realize that was a paper clip.   I am getting notice of attachments in the list.  Thanks.

 For the second issue word wrap messing up long links....So you think there is no answer for the problem of long html addresses being broken by the wrap feature?  that if I'm going to wrap long html links are just going to be broken?