Tihomir wrote:
Normally, I do not use HTML in email. However, I sometimes need to
insert graphic content like screenshots in my email. And it's much
quicker to just paste screenshots into HTML mail than to save them
first as files, then attach them.
So, is there a way to switch between HTML and plain text quickly,
without going to the preference screen in identity management?
Once you've begun to compose a message, you're stuck with your decision
(plain text/HTML).
However, if you know before you begin to compose (or reply), there are
several shortcuts that let you choose HTML:
If you hold down the SHIFT key while clicking the "Compose" button, you
get a new HTML message.
If you click the little downward-pointing triangle at the edge of the
"Compose" button, you can choose "Compose in HTML."
Since CTRL-M is "new message," SHIFT-CTRL-M ought to be "new HTML
message," but it isn't, sorry. I thought it used to be, maybe my memory
is failing.
If you regularly use HTML with certain recipients, you can set that as a
preference in the address book entries for those recipients ("prefers to
receive messages formatted as..."). However, AFAICT that feature doesn't
work.
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Paul B. Gallagher
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