Dear evil mailer (I don't know what mailer, as you are too cowardly to add an X-Mailer header to the messages you create):
RFC 2046 is your friend. Read it, and understand the difference between multipart/alternative and multipart/mixed. When you send a message like the following: Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="950116ef3de77926c63485a3ea364034" Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Your email program does not support HTML. To view an online version of this email, please click the link below. which is followed by an HTML version of of the actual mail, THAT is NOT ACTUALLY multipart/alternative. multipart/alternative is only for messages where each part is simply an alternative format for the same basic content! The type you want is multipart/mixed. If you could get this right, my mail client, which has been told to ignore HTML mail in multipart/alternative messages (since HTML mail is a whole 'nother hate), would correctly use lynx to display your HTML message correctly to me. Instead, I generally don't bother to read the mail you created, as I can't be bothered to either click the link, or view parts to get to the HTML part. Honestly, if you can't be bothered, why should I? Die, you evil software, DIE! -- Timothy Knox <mailto:t...@thelbane.com> The one thing I've learned about freedom of expression is that you really ought to keep that sort of thing to yourself. -- Scott Adams, _I'm Not Anti-Business, I'm Anti-Idiot_
