Most style guides note that underline and italic are interchangeable;
underline is meant for use in writing or on a typewriter where italic is
not available. Many are insistent that they are never to both appear in
the same document. For what it's worth.
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On 8 Jul 2022, at 11:16, Henry Seiden wrote:
John,
Thanks for that info and explanation.
I thought something had changed (new versions, updates to Markdown,
etc.). I’m not desperate for Underline, just that it’s always been
missing, thought there were options, but no. I use that function only
occasionally.
FYI, if already rendered in a supporting app (Mail) the quality is
displayed and sent by MM.
Other non-mail Mac apps are not HTML based and do have those options.
That said, I can see why coding to HTML is needed for email.
FYI, I found a workaround for [Markdown,
here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44840416/how-to-make-a-word-underline-in-markdown).
Also noted, a different Markdown is likely incompatible with M-M
(Markdown-it.js) and does support it.
On Jul 8, 2022, at 11:54, John Cooper <mailma...@coopercontent.com>
wrote:
Underline isn't available in Markdown, the styling engine that
MailMate uses by default. If you really need to send underlined text
(why?), you probably need to use an HTML-based email program such as
Mail.
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