Dear Lee,
Thank you for teaching me.
I use Eudora.
I don't think I'm sending HTML.
I think Eudora also decodes some, but not all, html posts.
I can send bold, italic, underlined, color, different fonts and sizes.
I'm sending this post both plain and styled.
I have been "sending both",
thinking that if I send only 1,
some won't be able to read it.
Would I serve the system better to always send "plain only"
or if the post contains a picture, "styled only"
(on the theory that if they can't see the picture,
they don't need to get the post).
Nelson Helm
>On Tuesday, September 17, 2002, at 10:53 PM, Tony LaFemina wrote:
>
>>Lee, I think there's some confusion as to what's going on with HTML
>>and e-mail. Most of us traveling the internet automatically
>>associate HTML with web pages and web sites, which brings us to
>>HTML coding. Naturally, one would assume if you apply this coding
>>to e-mail, the e-mail would be sent in HTML format.
>
>I don't feel confused. Let's take a look at the raw source of your
>most recent e-mail to the group as an example. Part of the header
>follows.
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