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10.4: Use Safari to create rich (HTML) messages in Mail
Consider it "old-school" if you must, but e-mail - that is, data sent over the internet using the SMTP protocol - should be plain text. Heck, you shouldn't even send attachments (technically). The problem here is that there is no standard for sending HTML in an e-mail, nor is there one for sending RTF for that matter. SMTP - the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - is just that, simple. Trying to use HTML makes it not so simple, and causes inconsistencies. |
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