Richt Text Format (RTF) is a file format to exchange text documents across word
processing software applications like MS Word, Open Office Writer, …. It works
like a standard also with very old software tools. HTML is a language to build
internet pages. Normally internet browser will show HTML p
Oh, gotcha, Nic. Yes, sometimes the commercial emails I get are annoying with
their fancy layouts and tabs, etc. I notice the average person using rich text
for emails, however, and I'm considering doing the same, so that I can put
text-labeled links in my signatures. As long as executable apple
Yes, technically that's true. For practical purposes, however, I was trying to
distinguish between features such as bullets, bold and text alignment, which I
use and seem to work fine with VoiceOver, and other HTML elements such as image
links and the like, with which VoiceOver really seems to h
I'm a bit confused here. Rich text is the same is HtML, isn't it? For all
intents and purposes, anyway.
Teresa
"We're made of star stuff."--Carl Sagan
On Oct 18, 2013, at 9:30 PM, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> I can't speak for anyone else, but as for me…
>
> I used to be able to read HTML mess
I can't speak for anyone else, but as for me…
I used to be able to read HTML messages fine when I just viewed gmail in a web
browser. HTML emails are annoying in Mac Mail, however, so I only send rich
text messages. I don't send plane text messages, but if I receive an email with
too much HTML,
Hi, all,
There was a discussion of this on another thread, so thought I'd bring it up as
a general topic. Years ago, lists that were blindness-oriented used to be set
for plain text only, as HTML would be rendered strangely by mail readers using
plain text only. Now, there seems to be more of a
