Le 21/10/05 à 13:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : >maybe you can create the html mail with a html editor or BBEdit or what >ever and send it as a attachment by PM. The body should be empty then.
I know this solution, but it is not very convenient ... saving and attaching a file ... Thank you anyway, Stéphane. >All the best > >Matthias > >----------------------------------------------- >Admilon Consulting GmbH >http://www.admilon.com >iChat/AIM: MatKoyasan >Tel. +81-736-56-3905 >----------------------------------------------- > >Am/On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 05:48:42 +0200 schrieb/wrote Stéphane Terreaux: > >>Hi there, >> >>during the last year, a friend f mine lost 80% or 90% of his sight ... >> >>He recently told me he would like incoming mails to be displayed in a >>very large font "by itself", in HTML mode (because the PC is not always >>in magnification mode - his wife and children do not have such a >>disability !). >> >>OK, this is the only good reason for me to use HTML mail ! >> >>I tried Apple Mail. Very disappointing, it uses RTF, which is not OK. And >>the resulting multipart is rendered incorrectly by PM ! >> >>Is there a tricky way to build a very simple HTML multipart in Powermail, >>for example with an AppleScript, which would take the content, add a few >>tags (<div style="...">, <br> and so), then build the multipart header >>and delimiters in the message ? >> >>If not, has anyone an idea for a small program which would be able to >>SMTP simple html messages, and not much more ? >>I don't want to use Thunderbird or so, because it would be like a space >>shuttle to take my children to school ... and anyway my good old Pismo is >>overloaded ! >> >>Thank you for any advice, >>Stéphane.
