On Sat, May 06, 2000 at 03:19:51AM +0200, Michael Tatge wrote:
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>
> 3. Well, I don't like pink colored fonts, blinking text, etc.
> Html gives you more options to make the text look ugly ;-)
> Many people using html-mail tend to use TT-fonts which don't exit on
> my linux box. I even got a message with a background picture!
>
> 4. Html is simply unnecessary for email. If you want to send s.o. a
> html page, you could attach it.
Completely right. Perhaps one should point out one of Murphy's computer
laws:
The quality of a text is inversionally proportional to the number of fancy features
used in it.
By the way, most clients (yes, even on the windows side) send both as a
default.
> > What's your opinion related to this?
> >
> > a) "You'll get html email support when hell freezes over."
> > b) "I don't care. I'll decide it when it happens."
> > c) "You're too much on Prozac. Stop it."
> >
>
> a) of cause! ;-)
well, as it was pointed out, thats one for the developers, but I whant to
see whether this'll ever get a standard.
b) for me..
Kai
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