Hi Oleg,
On Tuesday 30/11/1999 at 20:25, you wrote:
> -- "View Source" for the currently viewed message would be very handy
Agreed, I often used that feature in Outlook. It's most handy for one
of the mailing lists I'm subscribed to. The mailing bot strips off
all the headers including MIME, which means when anyone accidentally
sends in HTML or sends an attachment, it gets mangled when it reaches
the distribution list.
Occasionly I tend to double-check that if a file is attached to my
message for whatever reason, that it's in a format which won't get
mangled. It's just sometimes nice to see _exactly_ what is going out,
right down to the original text view of an attachment.
You know, it looks like this:
GJIS5717GJJ"�**GN!*(*(FN�**(�B*"(*!RBVMSVMEFS*EN(�"&*F(�NF"�(*FN"
etc.
Yes, that's something I would really like to see :)
Slightly related:
I'm not so keen on being able to write HTML messages though. Viewing
them is fine, but I believe the standard should always be text format,
at least until we all have T1 connections! In other words, this is
one advancement in the next version that I would still be happy
without :)
--
Best regards,
Deryk mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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