Whats up with the plain text only rule?
We know your message looks fine on your system, with three different fonts, five text colors, and full justification of your text. Trust us, it looks like crap here, and on a lot of other systems. Not every mail program understands HTML or MS rich text encoding, and on those systems your message will be ooooog-lee. Worse, every single little formatting tag will show up in all its text-based splendor in the digest form of DND-L. Stick with plain text for list messages. If you need help figuring out how to do this, please contact the moderator or a monitor, who will be more than happy to assist you.
I know your message looks fine on your system, with three different fonts, five text colors, and full justification of your text. Trust me, it looks like crap here, and on a lot of other systems. Not every mail program understands HTML or MS rich text encoding, and on those systems your message will be ooooog-lee. Worse, every single little formatting tag will show up in its entire text-based splendor in the digest form of Realms-L. Stick with plain text for list messages. .Craig Sefton reports: If you’re using Netscape Messenger for 4.0: Select “Edit”, then the option “Preferences…” A panel will open with a white window on the left hand side, and some basic options to apply to your email on the right. In the white window, you can expand the options with a [+] next to their name. Make sure the option entitled “Mail and Groups” is expanded i.e. a [-] is next to the name instead of a [+]. Once, expanded, you’ll see an option called “Messages”. Click on this once. At the top of the page
