Hartmut Figge wrote:
Dirk Munk:
My setting is plain text and HTML, but the message appears in plain
text. I would expect to see the HTML version.
What you see depends on the setting under View->Message Body As. These
options are available:
Original HTML
Simple HTML
Plain Text
Yes and no. SM does remember if I choose an option for a particular
message, but it doesn't apply that setting globally.
Your plain-text message was initially displayed as "Original HTML," but
I can choose "Plain Text" if I want. There's nothing in your message
content or coding that would tell SM to choose "Original HTML," the way
a charset specification would tell it which language setting to use, so
its choice here seems random.
Looking at another message in my mailbox, which specifies "Content-Type:
multipart/alternative; boundary=...," I see that SM chose "Original
HTML," which is half-right. It could just as easily have chosen
"Original Plain Text," if that were an option, because the message
contains both versions. In fact, I sent it as plain text and the
listserv added the HTML version.
So apparently SM uses "Original HTML" unless the user manually changes
the setting for a particular message. It doesn't analyze the message
content and make a choice.
--
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--
Paul B. Gallagher
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