Re: HTML - DEE

[Guest guest]

Messages sent in HTML come to me as plain text plus an attachment which contains

the finished product for HTML coding. Not the coding. I quit opening the ones

that show the Internet Explorer icon because they are invariably just copies of

the text message preceeding them, along with Yahoo's blurbs . However if there

is a jpg or jpeg or other extension on the attachment I do open them. And I do

open the url's.

Also I have unlimited space in my email program but some people have limited

space, (like 6 MB withYahoo) for email. HTML messages take up a tremendous

amount of space like one of your messages used three times as much space as it

would have using plain text versus HTML. That would be a good reason to reject

HTML messages for those who have done so because their mailboxes would not fill

up as fast causing messges to bounce.

Ora

>Nope, Ora ,

>

>it's NOT attachments, perse' it's like I said, I never send attachments, but

it's sending in the format of HTML..... (which sometimes shows up as attachments

but it's not that I send it that way) Most people are set up to receive HTML as

standard else they wouldn't receive any of the many things that come thru in

color or script or whatever, (remember when Bunny sent her's that way?) so it's

not really a problem for anyone else, just we who 'send' HTML, haha.. and I've

set it up just to 'delete' that Mailer Demon so it's no big deal really.

YIKES.... haha.. so sorry all this sounds confusing.

> ha ha..

>

>But your idea of sending URLS is a good idea, though many of my files are older

and I've got the full article and not the URL (before I was smart enough to save

them, so it wouldn't help me in some instances) ah well. By the way, Yes, I

knew Zietel was a member, checked that out a long time ago. at first it

threw me too, haha..

>

>Dee~