In a message dated 6/8/01 7:07:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time, cogent@GNTECH.NET writes: << Do I understand that certain persons are composing mail on AOL (whatever THAT is) and are not able to send plain text? >> I use AOL 5.0, and all my mail is sent Plain Text. Although, AOL works as an HTML compiler in both E-mail, and in Instant Message land. I am able to type an entire E-mail message in plain text, but then I am also able to put in an HTML source code, and AOL will compile it. I normally do this with links. Now, when I post them to the list, I am not sure as to how they show up, but on my end, it displays it correctly, and I have all plain text, and then a floating blue hyperlink at the bottom of the page. As I understand, AOL 6.0, will not send plain text. Only HTML format. If we knew why they set it like that, then we would know a lot more about the universe then wouldn't we? --Paul-- <A HREF=www.vanagon.com>Vanagon.com test link</A> |
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