Bonjour Barry2,
B HTML has been proven over and over to be inherently insecure so who's to say that an
B exploit couldn't be found to attack TB! through HTML ??
There is a big misunderstanding about HTML and security.
HTML can *NOT* be insecure. HTML is a set of hierarchicaly ordered tags.
These
Bonjour Barry2,
Le mercredi 30 octobre 2002 à 20:17:47, vous écriviez :
B Hello François,
B I understand your point, but it's the HTML code that activates the
B javascript / ActiveX etc etc ... and that's where the insecurity lies.
No, it is not the HTML code that activates the javascrip /
Bonjour Paul,
PC I can confirm that importing messages from OL IS a problem.
Have you tried the freeware called Dawn (currently in version 5.0) ?
It is designed to translate e-mails from a format to another.
Tried it myself in another context (Netscape to Pegassus as far as I
remember) and was
Bonjour Jonathan,
May I enter this thread just to mention that :
* HTML is not primarily a cosmetic format, but a semantic format : it is
a subset of XML and thus carry inherent qualities that goes far above
rtf.
* rtf itself is a thing of the past, since M$ itself is switching to
XML
* to
Bonjour Roelof,
Le mardi 29 octobre 2002 à 22:58:47, vous écriviez :
RO Hallo François,
RO On Tue, 29 Oct 2002 22:14:19 +0100GMT (29-10-02, 22:14 +0100GMT, where
RO I live), you wrote:
FP * rtf itself is a thing of the past, since M$ itself is switching
FP to XML
RO Why are you both bashing
Bonjour Roelof,
Le mardi 29 octobre 2002 à 22:58:47, vous écriviez :
RO Hallo François,
RO On Tue, 29 Oct 2002 22:14:19 +0100GMT (29-10-02, 22:14 +0100GMT, where
RO I live), you wrote:
FP * rtf itself is a thing of the past, since M$ itself is switching
FP to XML
RO Why are you both bashing
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