Wayne Brissette wrote: >And as an old timer myself. I'm just as tired of people trying to make >PM an HTML email client. Having a text email client has so many >advantages that I'm not sure where to begin. Probably the two most >important are that there is no way of faking people out and trying to >make it seem like the link they are clicking on belongs to one place >when it actually goes somewhere else. The other major advantage is it's >hard to embed any type of virus code except as an attachment. > >I think the bottom line is no matter what path is chosen nobody is ever >100% happy. > >As for the future of PM, who knows. People have written this company and >product off for years, yet it still lives on. > >Wayne
Please note that I am not asking for PowerMail to become an HTML-based program. I just want it to print the way one expects. I agree with you on the security issues. On web browsers I keep the Status Bar active. Then when I put the cursor on a link it shows me where the link goes before I click. - Winston
