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Nah, if someone sends me HTML it gets parsed into plaintext and if it doesn't work I don't care what's in it. You want to send me a pretty document - feel free
by Paul_S 14y ago
Nah, if someone sends me HTML it gets parsed into plaintext and if it doesn't work I don't care what's in it. You want to send me a pretty document - feel free to send me an attachment or a link. HTML emails are always ridden with superfluous disclaimers and signatures not using the -- convention, they're a waste of time.
- eli 14y agoI got absolutely no problem with that, I just don't think you're going to win many converts.
- JoeAltmaier 14y agoUse them to send embedded screen captures at work. Could be an attachment, but then its hard to put into context.
- ldh 14y agoI sympathize, but I'd much rather somebody send me an HTML email than an attached Word document, which is the next likely candidate in most workplaces.