title: Prevent long word to add horizontal scroll to html view
body: <p>On Windows Mobile, I am displaying my output in HTML. This includes lots of user-generated strings. Occasionally there are situations where a really large string is part of the output that has no whitespaces or punctuation. </p>
  
  <p>Unfortunately the Windows Mobile's HTML view (htmlview.dll, based on Pocket Internet Explorer) does not break these long words down so they fit on screen. Instead a horizontal scrollbar is added and the user has to scroll sideways to see the whole word. This also affects other output which now also is spread along this larger screen width.</p>
  
  <p>Is there any possibility to either make the htmlview behave differently, or to force the word to break? CSS can be used. Regarding the forcing: The &amp;shy; tag is ALWAYS inserting a "-" character and never causes a breaks, the &lt;WBR&gt; tag is not doing anything at all, &amp;8203; is output as &amp;8203:, empty tags like <B></B> also do nothing. Also it should be noted that this code is running on multiple screen sizes and due to other parts of the HTML output I am not 100% sure how much screen width I have left.</p>
  
  <p>P.S.: My app is compiled using the WM 5.0 SDK and is written in C++/Win32/MFC.</p>