If you attached a picture to a post OE display the picture after it =
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But html posts get sent as html AND plain text. Jan and Plato are stark =
raving mad. They can chose to view the plain text in SP1 or later by =
ticking a box in options.

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"Chad Harris" wrote in message =
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Thanks Jan--
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May have seemed obvious, but I thought by definition that a hyperlink =
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HTML and I'll have to clear this up for myself. I also thought in =
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with OE and OL, that whatever format you used would only be viewed if =
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recipient has format enough to view it--and I know RTF has a different =

meaning in OL and OE.
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This is a different question and technically one in OE but if you =
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graphic into the text of OE won't the recipient have to have HTML =
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to view the picture. If they don't when they receive it and read =
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to activate it will they be able to see the picture?
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Thanks,
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Chad Harris
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"+-J" wrote in message=20
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"Chad Harris" wrote:
SNIP /
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| Even if you're posting in simple text, a hyperlink is going to =
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| doesn't that require html?

SNIP /

Chad,

In Outlook Express, in TEXT-mode, all hyperlinks are clickable.
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