On Tue, 18 Mar 1997 10:19:18 -0700, Christopher Adams wrote:
>Netscape mail is text just like any other mailer. Just because it is a
>web browser, it doesn't mean it will be read as an HTML file. One
>interesting note is that if you put a URL in HTML into the .intro file,
>it will show up as a hyperlink in Netscape mail, but the rest of the
>.intro file shows up with all the tags. I can't offer any other advice.
If your mail reader is MIME aware you might be able to read
HTML mail. My mail reader will start Netscape or another
web reader when I get a HTML mail. It wouldn't surprice me
if Netscape can do that by itself. :-)
What is a HTML mail? It's a mail in HTML 2.0 format with the
following header field:
Content-type: text/html
I don't know if Majordomo can do that, but it could certainly
be done with some patching. :-)
Mats Dufberg
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