When the AUTOWRAP command
is turned on, you can use the INCLUDE or COPY commands. These commands
can insert a file, which has a line length that exceeds the boundaries
of the window, in a window. The text in the file is not truncated.
Instead, lines in the file are split at word boundaries. Conversely,
the AUTOWRAP command enables you to use the FILE command to send text,
which has a line length that exceeds the boundaries of a file, to
an external file. The text in the file is not truncated. Lines are
split at word boundaries. When the AUTOWRAP command is turned off,
text can be truncated depending on the line length of the text and
of the window or file.