On my computer the automatic linebreaks is checked by default.

If it won't stay checked or if you can't see it, a little html will do the trick.

You can choose to mark the paragraphs by using <P> at the paragraph beginning and end with </P> (I used html to make those display properly) or you could skip the paragraph markings and simply use <br> (linebreak) at the end of each line when you want the next sentence to be a line lower. Using it twice will give you a larger gap.


Thus:

<P>You can choose to mark the paragraphs by using <P> at the paragraph beginning and end with </P> (I used html to make those display properly) or you could skip the paragraph markings and simply use <br> (linebreak) at the end of each line when you want the next sentence to be a line lower. Using it twice will give you a larger gap.</P>

OR

You can choose to mark the paragraphs by using <P> at the paragraph beginning and end with </P> (I used html to make those display properly) or you could skip the paragraph markings and simply use <br> (linebreak) at the end of each line when you want the next sentence to be a line lower. Using it twic will give you a larger gap.<br>

SRS