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I'll just pop upstairs to tell my bosses and upper managers that their waterfall charts of PnL for the quarter will be arriving as ascii art.
by hessenwolf 15y ago
I'll just pop upstairs to tell my bosses and upper managers that their waterfall charts of PnL for the quarter will be arriving as ascii art.
- qjz 15y agoHTML email still handles that sort of thing poorly. I'd rather receive reports like that as PDF attachments. I can view those almost anywhere, and they're resizable.
- hessenwolf 15y agoThey also have lots of tables, are easy to create, especially because of the stylesheets and support for html output in several different languages, and are easy to copy and paste from. How would I make the pdfs? Please keep in mind that these are internal corporate emails, over several counries and firewalls, with a highly restrictive IT system.
- SeanLuke 15y agoMIME handles inline attachments with aplomb. What does this have to do with HTML?
- hessenwolf 15y agoErm, the emails also have tables? edit: I am admitting I don't know how to put tables in a mime email. I also didn't realise I could embed images.