
02-08-2007, 09:56 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 17
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Originally Posted by JonnoB
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Originally Posted by Ed Hansberry
I believe it is a read-only HTML, using PIE to render. Don't think an HTML composition window is part of the package. So, you can't send out more than plain text, but when you get a newsletter, you can at least see something resembling what was intended. In fact, if you click on the link that allows you to edit the HTML that came in as part of your reply, it converts it to text at that point.
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Hmmm, well that put a real damper on it. In my office and in between offices, we send emails back and forth and use color, font type, size, etc to communicate ideas. HTML email is excellent for spammers I know, but it is also a real productivity tool. Currently, I hate it when someone says to view their comments in red and I cannot see what is red! Even in this forum, we can use forum codes to highlight and bring attention to certain aspects of our post. I guess at least we can read the message, but once responded to, all of the original content is lost. This is just like the round-trip formatting loss on Word and Excel files. I don't understand the half-way implementation...
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Jonno: even though you cannot edit html, existing formatting will not be lost. Your original (sender's) message is kept intact and will persist the highlighting and formatting it came with. ONLY if you want to edit text inline will you lose existing formatting.
-Mel
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