PowerMail Engineering said: >This is probably the consequence of two problems: >- PowerMail only displays simple HTML messages, that is, messages >composed of a single HTML part (with or without embedded images) >- The sender sends messages composed of multiple HTML parts, or mixing >HTML and plain text parts. This is maybe the result of a plain text >reply message quoting some HTML messages, or vice-versa. > >The result is that PowerMail handles multiple HTML parts as attachments, >and embedded images are also handled as attachments.
I think a respectable amount of users would need PowerMail to be able to display multiple-part HTML messages. If we can't display HTML-messages properly from a variety of sources, then how can we be compatible with the rest of the world? Should we ask people on other platforms to move to OS X and PowerMail in order to just send messages to us? And isn't "mixing HTML and plain text parts" the proper way to send messages? I think few users would ask that sending HTML messages is important, at least for the time being. but being able to view them inline is vital. PM 5.2.3 Swedish | OS X 10.3.9 | Powerbook G4/400Mhz | 1GB RAM | 30GB HD
