Hi Cyclon,
Sunday, December 02, 2001, 1:35:06 PM, you wrote:
Kris> Hello, I also have a question about HTML : I know that I can't create
Kris> a HTML message, but what do I have to do when I want to reply to a
Kris> HTML message, or when I want to forward it? Then the HTML structure
Kris> is lost, and all that is left is plain text, so the receiver will not
Kris> see the original contents of the mail. Is there any other way to make
Kris> sure the receivers sees the original message?
Depending on how well the original e-mail was formatted,
you may find these work arounds useful.
1) Open the message and hit Ctrl-A or select all text, then
choose "Specials" and "reply quoting selected text". If the
structure was formatted well, it might appear pretty much
intact.
2) Alternatively, you could either forward the message or
redirect it. Of course, you'd have to edit the to and from
lines. But the HTML portion should be included as an attachment
this way. Thereby, you could say something like, "see
attachment for original message".
3) There are other ways that would appear more 'normal' but
they'd be too time consuming for just one message unless it was
terribly important. Personally, I'd redirect the message to one
of the e-mail accounts I use on Becky or Outlook and deal with
it from there. But the same could be done with a hotmail
account too. But there may be far better suggestions from
others more knowledgeable than I.
Kris> Greetings,
Kris> Cyclon
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