Winston Weinmann sez: >Has anyone else noticed that mail composed in HTML sometimes is hard to >read when rendered in text because the layout does not work well in text?
It'll do that if the mail client doesn't follow the protocols and provide a text version that goes with the HTML version. And I am going to bow out of this neverending discussion since I can see people wish to continue twisting things. It's a fine thing when people can't provide their experiences and reasons for how they do things, along with the workarounds that work for them just fine, without being deconstructed until whatever they said is being used to support an entirely different argument. I never said anyone else should shut up or not say they wanted a change or anything, and yet I keep getting quoted in these threads. I only provided my personal needs and if CTM decides the rest of you are "right" then fine. As far as I'm concerned this was never a right or wrong thing. I provided what I do the few times I need to print HTML mail, and this is all I get back? Oh well. Life goes on outside the Net. -- Michael Lewis Off Balance Productions [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.offbalance.com
