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Alexander Skwar wrote: |
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>Dale schrieb: |
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>>Alexander Skwar wrote: |
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>>>Dale schrieb: |
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>>>>Well I have to have HTML because I use email for a LOT more than just |
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>>>And why do you need HTML there? |
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>>>Anyway, Mozilla/Thunderbird makes it very easy to decide if |
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>>>HTML is used or not - when you set the default to text/plain, |
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>>>you hold down shift while you click on the Compose, Reply, |
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>>>Reply All or Forward button. This will then create an HTML |
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>>Because I send pictures and make my text have color and all that stuff. |
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>Fine. But where was the gain in sending that mail to which |
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>I'm replying to in HTML? |
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>>Ain't that HTML? |
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>Sure. But here, you did not do that. When you do send stuff |
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>which requires HTML, go ahead and use it - but it just makes |
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>no sense to use it as a default. |
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>> Ain't no list getting between me and my lady. No way! |
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>Are you always that egoistic? |
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>Alexander Skwar |
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Well, I have Mozilla set up to send both types, plain and HTML, so that |
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you can get whatever you want. It makes it take longer to send over my |
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slow dial-up but I thought it polite, maybe it is not after all. |
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To be honest, I just joined the list a few days ago and it is getting to |
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be a bit much. It was sort of humorous at first but I can't seem to |
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please everybody. Maybe I should just cancel and go somewhere else. |
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Would that be OK??? |
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Dale |