On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 11:45:43PM +0200, Olle Eriksson wrote:
>
> More importantly, I think it would be difficult to use bottom-posting with
> html mail or rtf text or whatever it is called. And while plain text is
> better in most situations, I have to admit there are situations where
> formatted text can be useful. For example, sometimes you want to include
> an image at a certain position in the e-mail, underline, make text bold,
> color a certain text, include links without cluttering the text with long
> http addresses. I use that when I paste code snippets and colored code
> diffs, include links to defect reports etc in my daily work. And I
> suppose we shouldn't forget all the other non-technical people who want
> to format their e-mails with background images and fancy type faces.
> Anyway, finding a technical solution that allows that to be combined with
> bottom-posting would probably be difficult to implement, although I would
> love to see it. Sadly Lotus Notes doesn't seem to handle it very well,
> same as Outlook and the like.
>
Check this out:
- *bold*
- _underline_
- image:
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: :' :
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Figure 1: High resolution, photo-realistic Debian swirl.
OK. So ASCII art doesn't quite cut it.
- /italic/
- referencing [0] a URL without clutter
-Roberto
[0] http://example.com/examples_of_flexible_text_email.php
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Roberto C. Sanchez
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