On 12/20/2013 11:37 PM Paul B. Gallagher submitted the following: > W3BNR wrote: >> On 12/20/2013 4:12 PM BIll Spikowski submitted the following: >>> Dick Hoffman wrote: >>>> (This is probably due to something I've got set in Preferences but I >>>> can't find what it is.) I'm running SM 2.23 on a Windows XP-SP3 system. >>>> Emails sent to me in HTML appear correctly when I view them. Colors, >>>> graphics and formatting are all preserved and displayed as composed. >>>> However, if I forward the email to my wife, or to another of my email >>>> accounts, the HTML is stripped away and the message is sent in plain >>>> text, losing all original formatting. What is controlling this? Is >>>> there >>>> something I can change to retain the original formatting? >>> >>> >>> After you click "forward" but before you forward the message to your >>> wife, is the HTML formatting still present, or gone already? >>> >>> I have the same situation, and the formatting is gone already. My >>> workaround is to hold down the shift key when clicking "forward" or >>> "reply." >>> >>> If your formatting is still visible on your computer but gone when the >>> email reaches your wife, your problem is different! >> >> Yes, Shift+Forward works. An undocumented feature(?). At least I can't >> find it in the help file in any of the short-cut sections. > > There are several similar features: > > Shift-Compose creates a new HTML message. > > Shift-Reply replies in HTML to an incoming message. > > Shift-Reply All replies in HTML to all senders and recipients (From, To, > Cc, Bcc) of an incoming message. > > Shift-Forward forwards a message in HTML. > >
Thanks for the additional info. -- Ed, W3BNR A first class mistake is to treat anyone as a second-class citizen. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
