bz <bz+csm@ch100-5.chem.lsu.edu> wrote:

> E-mail should be plain text, not HTML. The behavior is correct.
> If you want to send a web page to someone, send them the URL so they
> can visit the page.
>
> If you NEED to send HTML to someone, zip or compress it into a file
> and rename the file so that it does NOT end in .zip (I rename mine
> ..piz)

What's wrong with HTML emails without remote content? Why the
unnecessary inconvenience with ZIP files? I understand that in some
places (e.g. newsgroups) HTML mails are inappropriate, but why this
generalization?


Regards,
Ertugrul.


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