The last time I looked at it, you couldn't just mix in your replies to
parts of a the received HTML mail. I'm no big fan of HTML mails
either, but there ARE occasions where it's nice to have the formatting
preserved.
Am 15.06.2008 um 17:11 schrieb Michael J. Hußmann:
Tim Lapin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
While I too prefer plain text e-mail I agree that more and more
"legitimate" e-mail is now in HTML format. Unfortunately, PM doesn't
really know what to do with it. Such e-mail might be readable in
plain
text but it also might result in a blank page.
If the mail is HTML-only, PM displays HTML. If it contains just plain
text, it displays plain text. If there are both HTML and plain text
parts, PM displays whatever you've selected as your preference, and
when
you want to see the other part of the mail, there is a pop-up menu
allowing you to select that. What else could PM possibly do, I wonder?
- Michael
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