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On 2/26/06, Malcolm Fitzgerald < email@hidden> wrote:

There's an increasing number of HTML posts on this list. It's not
always productive. If page layout and font styling are such an
important aspect of the message that you must send HTML formatted mail
be aware that you'll lose some of your audience.

As an example, when Jeremy wrote to the list this is what appearing in
my mail window:

>  _______________________________________________
> Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored.
> Applescript-users mailing list      (email@hidden)
> Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription:

When an empty message arrives I presume it was sent by accident. He
sent three messages - all looked empty. Only after Mr Tea responded did
I bother to ask why he could get something where I couldn't. A quick
squiz at the raw source shows that the multi-part mail headers of
Jeremy's messages are badly formed. Did everyone else get a badly
formed multi-part mime message from Jeremy, who is using Apple Mail
(2.746.2) or is my mail client, Apple Mail (2.623), doing something
funky?

Malcolm

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References:
	>list syntax (From: Jeremy Matthews <email@hidden>)
	>OT: HTML mail and multi-part mime [ not Re: list syntax ] (From: Malcolm Fitzgerald <email@hidden>)
	>Re: OT: HTML mail and multi-part mime [ not Re: list syntax ] (From: "Adam Bell" <email@hidden>)