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>>>>> "LM" == Leslie Mikesell <les@Mcs.Net> writes:
>> HTML mail does nothing new, what as the world already has several defined
>> and implemented MIME types that do the same thing, and do it better.
LM> And before MIME, X.400 had perfectly fine typing too,
The purpose of (en)rich(ed) text, aka RTF, as a MIME type is to allow
"pretty" mail messages.
The purpose of HTML/XML is to allow "pretty" mail messages.
The proof is left as an excersize for those with a clue.
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