I don't understand what the fuss is. IF PM allowed rich text or multipart outgoing emails, those who didn't want it would not have to use it. It would widen it's base, which would be good for the company. (but, with the text-only zealots, it might be a difficult move) Perhaps it could be set up with plain text as the standard, and only by changing a preference would it allow you to send multipart emails....
It would be helpful when dealing with commercial clients who expect me to be able to send multipart emails and also for me to know more about sending them. For those who don't want it, well, they could turn it off. :) My two cents. Evie >Jan, > >I was a clever demonstration but the message you sent has HMTL in it but >is not an HTML message. HTML messages have some sort of > >Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="0-1829906618-1110170206=: 28658" > >header. Which your's does not. ;-) > >-- >Andy Fragen > >On Wed, Mar 9, 2005, Jan M.J. Storms said: > >>Hi all, >> >>Here is my plain text message to you: nice isn't it? >> >>Jan >> >> >>----------------- >> >> >> >><html> >><head> >> <title>Amazing</title> >></head> >><body> >>Hi all, >> >>Here is my "html-formatted" message to you: nice isn't it? >> >>It is not like it gets in the way of writing plain text or takes up >>hellish bandwith. >> >>Jan >></body> >></html> >> >> >> >> > > > > >
