Hi Ryan, Please see below for a bit of possible guidance...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Ryan posted: > > Sid Barras wrote: > > >HI, > > >I tried sending a post just then with a web site link, and it got bounced > > >back for having "enriched text." I assume the bounce was talking about the > > >link I included in the letter. > > >But I see posts all the time with "hot links." What am I doing wrong? > > >Sid > > Tell your mail program to send it in Plain Text. (usually a menu option) > For the record, AOL doesn't allow the user to send Plain Text. Perhaps it's not > the only program with this limitation. * * * * I posted the above to a knowledgeable friend who's on AOL, and here's his answer: > A person I know says one cannot send "plain text" via AOL, but > must use whatever permutation of so-called text or "enriched > text" they use. > Is that true? Yup, absolutely true. But there is a work-around. If they go to: http://www.aol.com/aolmail/ ...and log on, they can create and send e-mail that is plain text. I've composed and sent this note using that route :-) Not belonging to AOL any longer, I can't vouch for anything, but this may be a way out... I hope it works for you. keith whaley
