How to change the line length used by EndLine using the program ResEdit:
1. Start ResEdit. You'll see one window for each mounted volume (disk). Bring the one that has EndLine on it to the front by clicking on it. If EndLine is not at the root level (i.e., it doesn't appear in this window), double-click on the folders, (automatically opening new windows as you go) until you get to a window that has EndLine in it.
2. Double-click on EndLine. You'll see a new window open titled "EndLine", containing several lines of short, strange words. Go to the last line in the list (it will have the word "STR " on it) and double-click on it. You'll get yet another window, titled "STR s from EndLine", with only one line in it. Double-click on this line (it will say "STR ID=128").
3. Another window will appear (ResEdit likes windows!), titled "STR ID=128 from EndLine". You will see two lines in this window, the first one starting with "theStr", followed by a box. In the box you will see the number 70. This is the number you need to change to be the line length you want EndLine to use. Select the area within the box by double-clicking anywhere inside it. Then type the number you want to use (the upper limit is 255); do not press the return key, just type the number and stop.
4. Now the easy part. Click the close box on this window, the "STR s from EndLine" window, and finally the "EndLine" window. When you close the "EndLine" window, you'll get a dialog box saying "Save EndLine before closing?". Click the "yes" button (unless you did something wrong above and want to start over). From the "File" menu choose "Quit".
5. Congratulations! You've just used ResEdit to modify the resource fork of a program!! You may now use EndLine just as you did before. If you want to keep a "stock" of several EndLine's, each with its own linelength, you could name them EndLine-70, EndLine-65, etc.; the above techniques for changing the line length will still work no matter what you name EndLine.
