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10.4: Use Safari to create rich (HTML) messages in Mail
Rob wrote: Let the 'plain text vs. HTML formatted email' comment war begin!
10.4: Use Safari to create rich (HTML) messages in Mail
I want to weigh in too!
Playing down to the "lowest common denominator" of email readers that can't display HTML is putting a very short leash on one's ability to communicate most effectively using all the available means.
The best way to go is complex HTML emails with alternative text that appears for plain-text readers (perhaps telling them to visit a given URL to see the real message). That way, they still get your message AND you get to subtly remind them that they're still in the dark ages of email.
10.4: Use Safari to create rich (HTML) messages in Mail
A URL to see the actual message? I'd consider that spam automatically.
10.4: Use Safari to create rich (HTML) messages in Mail
Personally I have a script that checks email for html and whether the only item is a .doc file. If either is the case the email is promptly deleted without ever being read. I know lots of people with the same setup. |
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