On 1/5/2002 at 3:51 PM, Marck D Pearlstone wrote:

> "Sadly" is about how many people go over the top as soon as they get
> their hands on rich text formatting. Suddenly everyone's sending HTML
> mails (and it is HTML mail we're talking about here, not merely RTF,
> which is at the same time both a proprietary and a widely variant
> standard). That's sad - I'd rather it didn't have to be encouraged.

> At the same time, as I say, I see the need.

> The even bigger need here is the need to get a tick in the "features"
> column in comparative reviews. That one I can't argue with, not for
> one second <g>.

And the fact that the Bat doesn't do html is always mentioned as a
weakness in most reviews I've read.

Personally, I can live without the ability to compose those types of
mails, since I always use plaintext. But it would be nice if the Bat!
had a full-fledged html viewer with the ability to toggle on/off
external images. This is one strong feature of Pocomail. I would leave
images off to avoid possible web bugs unless the mail was from a
trusted source, such as a mailing list from a software company.

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