Apologies!

[krose at theory.lcs.mit.edu (Kyle Rose)]

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> Sorry, last post went out in HTML (Ironically enough, I'm using Outlook
> <g>).

Apology accepted. =)

> To recap for those of you who just hit "delete" on HTML messages:
> 
> Exchange has a web interface built in.
> 
> You might also try Openmail,
> http://www.ice.hp.com/cyc/om/00/showfile.cgi?100-1408 . I know the server
> supports Outlook clients now, so the client may support Exchange servers
> (anyone?).

Most of the world uses sendmail, not exchange.  Sendmail doesn't care
what the format of a message is: it'll deliver just about anything.
And most of us are quite happy with our non-HTML mail clients.

Gee, maybe I can get Eric Allman to include in the default sendmail.cf 
a configuration where messages with only text/plain and text/html are
bounced with a nasty message.  I already do this for any email with a
Word .doc attachment.

Kyle


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