On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 02:17:46PM +0800, Song Jianping wrote:
> Can mutt send html file diretly, without be treated as attachment.
I am pretty sure that all mailers include HTML as an attachment, in
fact with MIME even the plain text parts of the message are
attachments. Other mailers do it a little more transparently than
mutt, but it is still an attachment.
Try setting an HTML editor as the default editor, then after editing
the message you will be at the composer menu. The first attachment is
your message; highlight it and run a macro that changes it's content
type to HTML. Here is a macro that will do this:
macro compose \ch "^t^a^ktext/html; charset=us-ascii\n" "to html"
Change the character set appropriately (and the content type if
text/html is wrong.)
Since most people don't like to get html mail you might want to use an
editer that has both text and html modes. Or set up macros to change
the editor before composing the message.
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