Comment from Zap Coffey-Brittain on 2007-04-01

2007-04-02T00:30:34Z

Where the recipients can receive HTML, I generally recommend it for formatting. I don't like plain text except in certain circumstances:

Most companies that insist on plain text email will accept HTML format but will deliver plain text to its end users, who then of course reply in plain.

For space reasons some methods of internet access will only allow plain, such as WAP phones or webmail, even if the ISP normally handles HTML.

But the only time I'll choose to use plain text is if I'm forwarding text-only jokes to a number of people - I always send in plain text so it won't take up so much space at the recipients.

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Comment from mroonie on 2007-03-26

2007-03-26T18:59:28Z

You could also use any email anti-theft software. Basically it'll ensure that all the emails you receive are well protected and virus/malware free!

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