Andrew Tait was saying..
> when you write the mail, ie it doesn't interpret them as italic and bold
> qualifiers.
>
> Unfortunately, the <snip> is interpreted as an HTML tag and replaced with a
> giant pair of scissors. ;(
LOL!
Well, it's appropriate I suppose.. I don't think I'd be the first
(or last) person on this list to object to the idea of making emails
in html - Anything like the above only encourages it :(
(Before I get flamed: I don't mind html in itself - as a tool to do
web pages. What I object to is the idea of downloading a 20K email
with 100K of images attached to provide a beautifully laid-out
webpage-like mail which says little more than "Hi". )
So, is there a way which works on "all platforms" of making emphasis
or inflexion of the text in an email? Or just some accepted way of
representing it without affecting the typeface?
Cheers,
Ian
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PS: I assume the two dashes making a little bar as above is also not
supported elsewhere? :(
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