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Hello Allie,
Wednesday, January 1, 2003, 5:20:32 PM, you wrote:
AM In [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED],
AM Wolffe [W] wrote:'
W I am not an advocate of bloatTML in email. If you have such a
W strictly formatted message to put out, and HTML is the only way
W to maintain the format, then put it on a web page and mail the
W URL to your recipients. You have a better chance of it being
W unchanged then.
I understand and do plan on passing a weblink to the content
but for most of my email issues I do just want to make sure
that a fixed width font will be displayed. Nothing special
like tables, graphics, etc...
AM This is one approach yes. I'd probably do so myself if I were in
AM Victors position. Not because of bloated mail, but because it would
AM more induce the recipient to view the text in their browser.
People are lazy and if I have to make them take one more
step to read my message I might as well lose them. For some
it will not be a problem but you almost always guaranteed
have a cry baby to cry over 1kb.
1kb and not even is what I think the HTML tags will throw
into my message. I hope no one flips out about it.
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AM It takes very little HTML markup to convert plain text to HTML
AM format with the only intention being to embed the font face and
AM size.
Yes this is the idea. Nothing fancy just a text message with
a little bit of bold and maybe a dash of italic.
AM HTML mail comes in all sizes and fancy presentations. It even comes
AM with it's plain text version.
Plain text... maybe bold
AM However, I personally don't really have a problem with it once it's
AM used sensibly by 'those in the know'. Those in the know here being
AM those who know the issues with HTML mail and realize that their
AM audience comprise those using clients that support it.
Trial and error from here on till the end my friends :)
Thank you all for your good input, it is because of you all
tbudl is as priceless as it is :)
Happy 2003 :)
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Victor B. Gonzalez
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