Hi there!
On 30 Jan 00, at 16:26, dMb wrote
about "HTML":
> Stupid question time:
>
> As much as I loathe HTML email messages, sometimes I find it necessary
> to generate a new message in that format (rather than plain text).
>
> Don't ask why.
>
> But...what I can't figure out is if it's possible to do this within
> TB.
In TB it's impossible, but you can prepare the HTML file in any other
application you use for HTML editing (I use HomeSite, www.allaire.com), save
it do disk, then:
(a) attach the HTML file to the message;
(b) clear *everything* from the message editor, that is, leave your message
blank in TB.
TB will send the message as if it were just HTML, i.e. it won't attach the HTML,
it will rather use HTML as the body of the message.
>From the technical viewpoint this means, that the headers will be:
Content-type: text/HTML; charset="whatever"
Content-transfer-encoding="whatever"
and it won't be multipart, just text/HTML.
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