HTML
emails are ideal if your recipients
can read
them. Not everybody likes HTML mails and
not
everyone uses an email client that can display HTML |
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Why is it that
some of my customers
can't read my HTML message?
Most people choose rich-text enabled mail clients, but to prevent virus from spreading, many company system delivers email as text only
and/or constrained by policy to to disperse HTML email as text message, hence, your HTML email will look like goobegook. |
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Some version of Lotus Notes can't read HTML either or when system administrators set their software program
and/or mail server to accept and deliver only plain-text email.
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Many company mail server
are not HTML enabled
or may be using non HTML
proprietary
compliant, non
POP3 compliant program or
perhaps to prevent email virus,
spam, etc.
from infecting their users
computers.
For more info about HTML or plain TEXT
email... See: HTML
or TEXT |
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Notes:
Windows Me are known to have a bit of conflict with the older version of
AOL 7.0 - therefore, AOL users that wants to be able to view
HTML emails from other sources sent from outside of AOL will
need to install the
latest AOL 7.0 and not the early released 7.0 version. |
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