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HTML vs CSS in e-mail presentation. Opinions?	by glum_reaper	2007-03-05 05:18:44
two things:	by buzzin	2007-03-05 06:32:31
Avoid HTML if at all possible, perhaps a nice ascii art with a link to the newsletter/mail on a webserver. (most clients will render an http address as a link) If that's not possible (from what I gathered from your replies), make sure it is standard and that it has a readable link at the top stating something like: "If you cannot see this mail correctly please go to this link". That can be in small print. But it needs to be there. I use Kmail and Groupwise, both don't show HTML standard (groupwise is even bad at it), and not having a link like that at the top means I don't read the email. Keep in mind to tell the manager who ordered it that he is now crossing a line in which he is telling his clients what to use...not very nice.
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Thanks.	by glum_reaper	2007-03-05 07:41:57

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