>I keep html disabled in my email and always will, to avoid just such
>an obnoxious presentation. They seem to occur mainly in SPAM, though
>there are (perhaps) a few legitimate uses for it, such as newsletters
>where the subscribers want jpgs in the body.
>
>If the original poster hasn't gotten permission to send folks
>attachments, he should be polite, put the jpgs on a web page and just
>send out text URLs.
>
>Jeff Walther
>Society to Keep Email Text Only (join now!)
Sign me up! - I get about 2/300 html attachments a week.
Pete in the UK
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