On Oct 26, 2003, at 8:09 AM, Adam Smith wrote:
On Oct 26, 2003, at 11:04 AM, Will Leshner wrote:
I use Mail. I can't find a setting that forces all messages to plain
text. I'll keep hunting for it, though. But would that solve the
digest problem?
I'm using Mail too, but I don't seem to have any difficulties. Could
your mail server be mangling the posts?
And at the risk of overstating the obvious (and unhelpful), do people
with mail apps that show HTML text at six points not also have the
option to make the font bigger (a la Web browsers)? Mail does this.
Not my mail server. I use my own server and it is plain-old sendmail.
Nothing fancy. As for making the font bigger, I do have the option of
showing alternate styles. In fact, one reader was kind enough to point
out the very useful cmd-[ and cmd-] combinations that cycles through
all the available styles. But my vote would be for email never to
contain HTML. 99% of all of the HTML email I get is spam. If I could
configure my email server to reject any message containing HTML I would
(actually, I probably could do that if I wanted to go mucky with
sendmail). If I had a junk control on Mail that automatically marked
any email with HTML as junk, I'd do that as well. But that's just me :)
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