Re: Outlook Express-related

Ray_Net wrote: Paul B. Gallagher wrote: JeffM wrote: I strongly advocate NOT using HTML email. IMO, a **smart** mail administrator strips off all HTML and delivers ONLY the *text* contained in emails. This assumes that all end users are children incapable of making their own responsible dec

Re: Outlook Express-related

Paul B. Gallagher wrote: JeffM wrote: I strongly advocate NOT using HTML email. IMO, a **smart** mail administrator strips off all HTML and delivers ONLY the *text* contained in emails. This assumes that all end users are children incapable of making their own responsible decisions. A smar

Re: Outlook Express-related

JeffM wrote: I strongly advocate NOT using HTML email. IMO, a **smart** mail administrator strips off all HTML and delivers ONLY the *text* contained in emails. This assumes that all end users are children incapable of making their own responsible decisions. A smart mail administrator will

Outlook Express-related (was: I hate to have to ask this)

>DoctorBill wrote: >>The College where I teach uses Outlook Express. >>It comes into SeaMonkey, >>but loses some of it's functions apparently. >> When you said "It" you lost me. >>If I go into Internet Explorer (ugh !) >>JUST TO GO INTO THE COLLEGE'S OUTLOOK EXPRESS, >> If you mean that you are us