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January 01, 2002
Sending HTML Newsletters

D.C. Denison, Kim Brown, Jen Muehlbauer, and Curt Degenhart
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WebReview.com: Sending HTML Newsletters

Comparing HTML-Aware Email Clients

  Netscape Messenger Eudora 4.0 Hotmail Web-based Email MS Outlook Express
Rich Text Properly Displayed Yes Usually. Tables are undone; graphics are missing Yes Yes
Hyperlinks Work Yes Yes. But some links in tables are broken. Yes. Slight problems with hyperlinked images. Yes
Inline Images Correctly Positioned Yes No Depends. Fine from In-Box Direct providers. Misaligned from Outlook Express or Messenger. Yes
Sends HTML Email Yes. But you're required to use Messenger's own tools to format email. Can't cut and paste valid HTML from another source. Yes. Even allows you to type in or cut and paste valid HTML. Not really. Mandatory content-type is text/plain; does not allow text/HTML. Other Hotmail users see HTML displayed correctly. Yes. But you're required to use Outlook Express's own tools to format HTML. Can't cut and paste valid HTML from another source.

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