Can anyone suggest a way around this problem? Any ideas woudl be greatfully recieved. If I receive html email using Netscape 6 which has the BASE tag in the header, then the full HREF is shown as the first line in the email. Hence, if I use the 'Stationery' facility in Outlook (Express) to send a html email, then a recipient using Netscape 6 will always see as the first line: href=file://C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\stationary\> before the email displays. I have not seen seen this in any of the many email programs I have tested before. It does not occur in any version of Netscape Communicator that I have seen. I design html email which my clients distribute it using Outlook (Express). This extra line that a recipient using Netscape 6 will see, destroys the professional look of what I do.
