> In the end what happens is people use text overlays in the IMAGES in order to reply to each other. Oh my god. At my work, HR likes their email super-formatte

> In the end what happens is people use text overlays in the IMAGES in order to reply to each other. Oh my god. At my work, HR likes their email super-formatted to a degree that's not portably achievable with even hand-written HTML. The solution someone once came up with? Their email consists of a single embedded image the size of a typical monitor. All text, all information is in that image. They also have a requirement for everyone to use their standard format for "professional" signatures in their own mail. Of course, those are also embedded images. In a discussion, with each reply of each person, the corresponding signature image is included. I wish I could tell them that email only allows for plain text, but of course that's not the case.