> From: Ricky Lomey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> How can I make sure that I only receive
> text in the message body
> rather than the text with interfering descriptions of fonts, colour, body,
> etc?
You can't. The cause is sloppiness of some webmasters and HTML editors.
An example of correct way to code style sheets:
<style><!--
td { font:sans-serif; }
.menu { color:#0000ff }
//--></style>
If somebody mindless (or a dumb HTML editor) codes incorrectly:
<style>
td { font:sans-serif; }
.menu { color:#0000ff }
</style>
then the page looks same in Micr0$oft Internet Explorer.
But www4mail uses Lynx which doesn't recognize <style> </style> tags.
So it interprets what is between them and isn't hidden by <!-- -->
as text.
The only alternative for you is to request HTML source
(by TSOURCE, SOURCE, XGET or XSOURCE command of www4mail)
and view pages in a browser (such as Internet Explorer) offline.
--
Lena()lena.kiev.ua
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