Re: OT: HTML (WAS Re: [APML] Film Questions)

[William Mattil <wrmattil@ix.netcom.com>]

Alan Voetsch wrote:

>Bill and all,
>
>--- William Mattil <wrmattil@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
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>>Clay,
>>
>>If you turn off HTML posting your messages would be a little easier
>>to 
>>read.
>>    
>>
>
>I'm sure there is a simple explanation for this but, why do some of you
>have problems reading certain e-mails when those same e-mails look
>perfectly normal to me, and probably others? 
>
>  
>

Hi Alan,

Its really pretty simple. Most email clients have to be told not to use 
HTML else they will. And in the original message the word "don't" there 
was the ascii code for the apostrophe instead of the apostrophe. Makes 
it real funky to try and read with any continuity. Partularly for those 
of us who don't use Micro$oft products. It gets even worse with mailing 
lists because sometimes the listing software will strip, some/most of 
the html, and leave others.

Depending on your email client try changing the option to never 
send/post html.

Regards

Bill

Usenet and email is a text only medium.

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