Attachments, HTML code, long lines...

[Murray _Charters <Murray_Charters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi All,

I think the problem with attachments being inadvertently sent to the
List stems from MS Internet Mail or MS Exchange and it's inherent RTF
(Rich Text Format) which it uses to send formatting to others who
have the same program.  Please see that your e-mail is text only and
does not have the RTF box checked.

Netscape offers a service called Inbox Direct that sends messages in
HTML code.  Some people may unknowingly use this feature to submit
messages that are best read with a web browser.  Again, please try to
send only plain text ASCII files.

Still others do not bother to configure their e-mail to a limit of 76
characters per line.  Thus the messages that are one long line.

If senders are concerned with recipients being able to easily read
the contents of their messages then please send plain text, word
wrapped to 76 characters per line.

Thanks all and all the best......Murray

Murray_Charters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx