Not sure where to post this question so hope this is not too far off beam?
I help a local charitable organisation to publish it’s monthly newsletter using Mail Chimp. The draft newsletter comes to me in the form of a Word document formatted as a 1 column table with different cells containing different items. The problem is that the data for the different cells comes from different sources and is simply pasted into the cells. Some of it is already word wrapped, some is not (but, in the word document, it appears wrapped because of the width of the table column.
I convert the file to html in order to be able to import it to Mail Chimp. That’s when one can see the difference between the cells that are word wrapped and those that aren’t. So far I haven’t found a way to limit the width of the html so have been forced to manually insert a break in the lines that need it – a very tedious exercise!
I just wondered if anyone knows of a way of forcing word wrapping in the cells that don’t already have it – either in Word or later in html? I thought I might be able to do it using Notepad++ or Sea Monkey, but so far have not found a way of doing it.
Many thanks,
V
