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I love to write pretty, highly decorative e-mail with lots of smileys and gifs and pictures thrown in throughout. I want it to be so striking that people just want to print my letters, frame them, and hang them on the wall!
And I don't want to be sent to an external editor to do it. Only Thunderbird lets me compose e-mail with the full range of formatting tools. And it's kid-friendly!
I love to write pretty, highly decorative e-mail with lots of smileys and gifs and pictures thrown in throughout. I want it to be so striking that people just want to print my letters, frame them, and hang them on the wall!
And I don't want to be sent to an external editor to do it. Only Thunderbird lets me compose e-mail with the full range of formatting tools. And it's kid-friendly!
-Robin
So you want hackers who use text clients to kill you?
Distribution: Slackware64-current with "True Multilib" and KDE4Town.
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Originally Posted by Bratmon
So you want hackers who use text clients to kill you?
Poor choice of words.
Better than 90% of the e-mail I receive daily, both corporate and personal, is in the HTML format and for just that reason I finally and reluctantly switched from KMail to Thunderbird 3.xx.
Not being able to use HTML would be like telling people they can only take black & white photos,
when we live in a world full of color. Perhaps the squints should be working on a way to secure HTML e-mail rather than complain about it? Maybe they are,
but all I seem to hear is why we shouldn't be using HTML mail, not how to make it secure.
Last edited by cwizardone; 02-09-2010 at 10:34 AM.
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