More inline... >George Henne (g...@nsbasic.com) wrote: > >> 1. .ics files can't update Calendar. > >Works for me; double clicking an .ics attachment opens iCal which offers >to add it to some calendar.
For me, the attachments end up as part of the body of the text version of the message - Powermail does not detect the attachment. The mail program on the iPhone recognizes the attachment properly. >> 2. Links inside html emails do not open in many cases. > >Yep. Works a little better than before, but still not completely reliably. > >> 3. Emails with inline pictures do not display the pictures inline - they >> only appear as attachments. > >Is there an actual email format with inline images, I mean distinct from >HTML? I thought that inline images in non-HTML mail were just regular >attachments that some mail clients preferred to display inline. >Personally I prefer images to be listed separately from the mail text >itself (and not opened unless I choose to), but maybe there could be an >option. Once again, Mail on the iPhone displays the message as the author intended. If you would prefer to see it another way, then it should be a preference, not the default action. We really haven't seen much new from CTM in a while. Is development still continuing?
