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HTML e-mail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
HTML e-mail is the use of a subset of HTML (often ill-defined) to provide formatting and semantic markup capabilities in e-mail that are not available with plain text. Most graphical e-mail clients s...
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Previous message: [OU] Re: HTML mail vs. plain text ... There are two different principles at issue here: The legal issue and the moral issue. Remember that there may be innocent women and children riding in the car you feel justified in smashing into. BTW, did you happen to be in Mai Lai or someplace where a similar...
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Previous message: [OU] Re: HTML mail vs. plain text ... >From what I've seen, I tend to disagree that the comments (yes, there are 2 - from different users) displayed here warrant the removal of anyone from the list. Although the HTML email thread was semi-offtopic (the relation to M2 is still perfectly clear),
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I wasn't able to find a way to set Mozilla Thunderbird to view HTML mail from sources you trust and plain-text messages from everyone else. You can make the view change globally in Thunderbird ... But it sure knows what it would like one running Chrome OS to resemble, and that's a little different from the Netbook of today.
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send an enhanced HTML email or a plain text email. ... specify a different character set for the mail (useful for languages with special characters)
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If the performer of a notification has a notification preference of plain text mail with HTML attachments (MAILATTH), when a notification mailer processes the notification, it generates a plain text e-mail notification with HTML attachments and sends it to the performer role.
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Certainly in highly sensitive areas, I would expect HTML to be disabled as no risk is acceptable, especially one that can be so easily worked around. However, personally, I deal with HTML email all the time. I prefer to send plain text, but for different reasons:
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