On 11/3/2010 10:42 PM, Fred Sturm wrote: > They were rendered as you describe on my computer (though with rounded > edges, not jagged). I think it has to do with html language, which often > (always?) doesn't actually specify a font size, but rather a word like > small, medium or large. Then a second email program interprets it > differently from the original intent, and a third again, etc. > I find the font sizes from several posters is rendered very small (10 > point or smaller) by my email app. So it goes both ways. And there are > occasionally wrapping issues, where there is no end to a line (extending > horizontally forever) until a "return." I'm sure these things can be > addressed, but I'm not the one who is going to address them (other than > upping the size of those 10 pt messages so my aging eyes can focus on > them). Right. Arbitrary and effectively random. Starting with the apparently erroneous presumption that content ought to matter at least somewhat more than style on a list like this, and the also apparent demonstrated inability of the various mail clients to handle html uniformly and predictably, what's wrong with plain text? Ron N
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