html mail

[Shawn T. Rutledge]

On Wed, May 10, 2000 at 05:02:28PM -0700, Craig White wrote:
> perhaps I wasn't clear enough but this hasn't worked for me...I want it to
> automatically load - no click required.

<img> means "inline image".  Unless your mail reader interprets it 
differently than the average browser does, it would be inline...
e.g. no click required.  To make it require a click, you'd use
<a href=blahblah>click here</a> instead.

Not that I'm advocating doing this... I hate HTML mail.

Oh, and HTML mail is usually sent as a MIME attachment (another reason I
hate it).  If you just do it in the main text of the mail, maybe the
mail reader won't interpret the HTML codes.

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