On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 03:08:50PM -0400, Tim Gray wrote: > As I understand it, setting $text_flowed doesn't actually change the > content of your mail at all; it only changes a header alerting the > recipients to the fact that the message is f=f, *even if it's not*. > The actually act of providing the proper formatting is done in the > editor you compose in. Are you also toggling that per recipient?
yes, I am also modifying editor per recipient. At least I did it for this and some other experiments. Often I call the editor through some content/formatting wrapper. Other than that I have little understanding what and how text_flowed really does, used to do, is supposed to do and what other mailers are doing - other than getting complaints from people whose client can not handle the one or the other setting. I used to have text_flowed enabled by default for some time until Thunderbird changed its default behaviour and Thunderbird users were complaining. Somehow it seems to boil down to many mailers no longer supporting plain text email very well as opposed to html for which reason I have inventend a long list of crutches. Richard --- Name and OpenPGP keys available from pgp key servers
