GIFT question import - word wrap

I've created an excel macro spreadsheet to export all of my questions to the GIFT text format. Some of the answers are single sentence, maybe 100 characters max, some are single words, etc.
The problem is when I import the question file, the answer text fields are not adjusting height to accommodate the text length. Is there a way to have Captivate 7 handle word wrapping question text without having to manually adjust the height of each answer text field?

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Your suggestion of using the example only holds if it fits the requirements of the featureDid your questions state anywhere what your requirement was?
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You next posting stated what your where currently doing, but it didn't say it was a requirement to do it that way. So again I suggested you change your code to match the working example.
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Next time you need input from the SMEs, output to one Word template from RH so that they all have the same appearance. Their job is provide content so the styles are irrelevant to them.
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