RE: Email library/API



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Hi

> Converting from RTF to HTML will result in information loss.

Ok, I'm prepared to accept that. It's a minor point - very few people
send RTF mails anyway (thank god!)

> Misusing HTML like this only helps spreading the idea that 

I don't consider displaying ASCII text mails as HTML as misusing it -
use of the "<pre>" tag ensures that the HTML renderer lays the text
out as it would be layed out by a normal text widget.

> For example. DocBook should be read like DocBook and not as 
> something dumbed down like HTML.

That's not really relevant - no-one sends mails as DocBook.

I was merely trying to point out that having to wait while modules
load for doing something as simple as displaying the contents of an
email is irritating from a user's (specifically me) point of view and
that my mail client doesn't. That's just my opinion.

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| __  | |___ ___| |_ ___|   __|_ _ ___        Chris "Ng" Jones
| __ -| | .'|  _| '_|___|__   | | |   |  chris@black-sun.co.uk
|_____|_|__,|___|_,_|   |_____|___|_|_|    www.black-sun.co.uk
            S o f t w a r e

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