Re: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread Laura
Ditto folks KSR Agreed. KSR If the Bat developers take such narrow and rigid stand on these issues, they KSR will drive away current and potential users, and I am afraid that would be KSR the end of product development. and just for the record, HTML was not designed to be for web pages only. It

Re: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Laura, On Fri, 17 Jan 2003 09:26:38 -0800 GMT (18/01/03, 00:26 +0700 GMT), Laura wrote: and just for the record, HTML was not designed to be for web pages only. It started long ago by IBM.. I am sorry, but this is historical nonsense. I have been to the IBM museum (forgot which state in

Re: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread marek jedlinski
On Friday, January 17, 2003, 6:48:29 PM, Thomas Fernandez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: HTML was invented by James Bernhard Lee at CERN in Switzerland. That would be Tim Bernes Lee. HTML is the HyperText Markup Language and links documents via the hypertext technology. Some people say he

Re: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread Miguel A. Urech
Hello Thomas, But HTML was never meant to be part of email, which at the time when HTML was created didn't even know anything but plain text. And, as you may know, the composition of Viagra was not meant for the purpose it is being widely and mainly used. They are taking advantage of a side

Re: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Nick, On Fri, 17 Jan 2003 18:10:51 + GMT (18/01/03, 01:10 +0700 GMT), Nick Gordon wrote: TF Fact is, the computer was invented by Conrad Zuse (Google has more TF info on this German inventor), and HTML was invented by James Bernhard TF Lee at CERN in Switzerland. Tim Berners Lee, I

Re: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread Peter Meyns
Hi Spike, on Fri, 17 Jan 2003 16:36:08 -0500GMT (17.01.03, 22:36 +0100GMT here), you wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] : S Funny how, since I have gone from US $2.50/hour dialup to US S $125.00 a month for ADSL Wow, that's expensive! That's what they charge at Cayman's? I

Re: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread Jonathan Angliss
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Friday, January 17, 2003, Miguel A. Urech wrote... And... was the telephone invented to send text messages? The theory of how the telephone works is very similar to that used to send telegrams over wire. The telegraph system having been

Re: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread Anne
Friday, January 17, 2003, 4:45:54 PM, Kenneth wrote: KSR Agreed. KSR If the Bat developers take such narrow and rigid stand on these issues, they KSR will drive away current and potential users, and I am afraid that would be KSR the end of product development. Disagree completely. I want an

RE: FW: I love the Bat , but why can't the Bat allow me to editHTMLdocuments or read my USENET news groups. Standard Email features

2003-01-17 Thread Kenneth S. Rhee
Oh, Boy, here we go again. I try to refrain, but couldn't help with this one. I for one am glad that you do not run the world we live in. I wasn't advocating that we use the html mail (I for one don't use it 99% of the time, but there are a few occasions I use it to take advantage of rich text