Mark,

On Sat, May 19, 2001 at 09:16:21AM -0700, Mark W. Knecht wrote:
> Viktor,
>    Humm....sort of frustrated this morning?

Actually, I was fine this morning, no frustration at all. Until I
saw all your mails in HTML format. Not that I could not read them,
mutt is set to autoview HTML, after converting it to text. I just
wanted to give an advice to Bill and you guys, not to use HTML mail,
'cause you might miss the answer what you are waiting for. And I
think, I did it in a non-offensive way, and Bill was very
considerate for the advice.

>  Actually, Outlook is just to crafty for most of us.

...-<snip>-... 

> Outlook default method for replies is in the format received. 


You are right. Outlook is too crafty for you. I can
imagine, how hard to find and uncheck that checkbox in the

Tools/Options/Send menu which says:

"Reply to messages in the format in which they were sent"...

And if you have a specific reason to use HTML, you can easily
override it from the message editor "format" menu.

See, not too crafty at all...

> I do compose all email as plain text, unless I have a specific
> reason to do otherwise.

This time your specific reason for HTML was that someone sent
a message to A LIST in HTML format, and you got a copy of that
message...

Well, if you reply in HTML to that person only who sends you an email in
HTML, that's none of my business. But unfortunately you sent this
email back to a list which is equivalent to starting a new thread in
HTML (everybody gets your reply on the list). 


>  Outlook default method for replies is in the format received. I
>  suppose in a funny  way I might consider this polite.

I do not. See what I said abot the list reply vs. personal reply.


> I do compose all email as plain text, unless I have a specific
> reason to do otherwise.

...-<snip>-... 

> Sort of like going to a foreign country and not thinking they all should
> speak your language, right? Oops! Hey, that's what you want us to do, isn't
> it? Speak your language? Sorry...

I am not sure I understand your point. So although you DO compose
your mail in plain text normally, you imply that I am trying to
force a standard to you which you do not think is right?!
I think you contradict yourself here...Unless you are just a bit
frustrated for some reason...;-)

Ciao:

Viktor






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