[LINK] E-mail question

[Rick Welykochy]

Ivan Trundle wrote:

> A well-designed, well-encoded HTML e-mail can be clearer to read for 
> some (if it gets through) but as a rule I would never send HTML-encoded 
> e-mails to people who did not request it.
> 
> My background is in computing, but also in design, publishing and 
> communication: I can't count the number of poorly-crafted messages that 
> I've seen for which the sender has determined that style beats substance.

This is why I emphasised Real Simple HTML Code. I toop have had experience
sending HTML emails and the problems that can cause. But what could be simpler
than <pre>Your text goes here....<a href="link">Look.A Link!</a>...</pre>.

Perhaps the solution is a multipart message:

Part 1: text/plain

Part 2: text/html

cheers
rickw



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