>>
Might I ask what mail client you're using? Just turning off images is
pretty much sufficient; you don't have to disable HTML altogether.
<<
Thanks, Bill. I realised that, and I had checked my email client.
It doesn't allow me to turn off images, only disable HTML rendering.
I'm using Lotus Notes. This list has a few Notes-haters (Hi,
Xavier, Shao Sean) - and I'm starting to become one myself :-) My
ISP changed their SMTP confiuration recently, and that has meant I
had to start to use Mail.app to send email.
But Notes is cross-platform, immune to viruses, allows me to keep
replicated copies of the mail database, and allows me to do fast and
sophisticated full-text searches on the > 200,000 emails in the
database. So, I'm very reluctant to give it up. I could retain
some of the benefits by just using Notes as an email server, and
accessing it via Outlook/Mail.app, but I'd end up using 3 mail clients.
Anyway, I thought it might be useful information for the rest of the
list to know about spammers and HTML email. I am getting the
impression though that most of you knew this, and (wisely) had images
turned off by default.
Bernard
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