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Robert Pluim <rpluim@gmail.com> writes:

> By default, Emacs (visually) truncates lines that are longer than the
> width of
> the window. With `visual-line-mode' turned on, it wraps them (but only
> visually). Itʼs a way to get word wrapping without having to insert
> newlines or re-wrap paragraphs.

Plus "simple editing commands are redefined to act on visual lines, not
logical lines".

Michael.