A computor dummy, what is the difference betweem HTML mail and plain text mail.?
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Plain text is just what it says, Plain.\n\nYou can not edit it in anyway, embed pictures(although you can attach them) or change font styles, sizes or even the fonts themselves. Because of it's simplicity, plain text is compatible with all email clients. \n\nHTML on the other hand is much more complex. It uses something called tags to edit and manipulate how your message will look.\n\n<h1>For instance This would be a large heading</h1>\n\n<h1> is the tag for Heading 1 to be created in HTML, but there are also many many more. \n\nBecause of it's complexity, not all mail clients can read html and convert the tags to read as it should such as a web browser does, however it can be much much more aesthetically pleasing and functional.
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HTML - HyperText Markup Language.  It's text marked up for a browser to display, so if you look at it in a text editor, you see things like <H1>Headline</H1>.  Tough to read straight out.  Now (thanks to some e-mail companies thinking that formatting is cute) appearing in e-mail inboxes.  Also quite handy as a way to infect people with virusses, and see who's reading the e-mail if you're a spammer.  \n\nText is plain text - like what you're reading now.
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You are probably going to run into some problems with this since many users don't allow HTML formatted emails. If they do you could create the form in regular HTML and have the action of the form be a page that resides on your server. That way when the click 'Submit' on the form it will post the entered form information to your server so you can do whatever you want with it (you would probably want to include a hidden field in the email form that contains the clients email or something to tie back to them).
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The earlier methods would work if HTML preferences were allowed in both your and the receiver's email settings. If that is not the case, you can still type out the full address and instruct the user to copy and paste the address in the address bar of their browser.
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Inbox is a box where new mail is received.\nSent is a box that you sent mail out.\nBulk is "Junk Mail" like advertisements you don't want.\nTrash is where you deleted mail.\nSpam is another form of junk mail
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Just the same as anywhere else .... email or IM
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it is because the link might be badly pasted by the sender\nor the link is too long and the sender is not sending it as html format\nor you email program setting allow only text format to reach you.
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YEAH! Your question is easy because it's done all the time.\n\nI'll assume you have the database.\n\nFirst thing is your email template.  You can do this in the program or a better practice is to keep your emails either in a library or in separate files.  This males finding an email and changing it easier down the road.\n\nNext you write a program you bring the database and the email together like a maillist merge in wordprocessing.\n\nYou program will open the db, grab all the records you want to send the email to and for each one you\nll send the email message.\n\nNow the above is the logic to use no matter what type of server you are own.\n\nIf you are Apache with MySQL and PHP or a combo close then you'd use the MySQL connection your webhost setup as to how to acces it and Apache server email programs is usually SendMail.\n\nA combo of html and SendMail will be the email "code" part of your project.  The SendMail allows you to insert fields, the ones you'll pull from the database into the email.\n\nSo you can send mail with Dear John, etc...\n\nSendMail has greeting, salutaion, body sections which you can write as html or use scripting.  The trick is the receivers email must understand html and not block it and any scripting commands like Yahoo does.\n\nIf you're .NET the email namspace to learn more is System.Net.Mail, same logic applies, only thins has more stuff built in for you to play with.  The database or datasource can be Access, MSSQL, Oracle or MySQL and other dbs, it's Microsoft so more db makers are out there for the environment.\n\nNow, after you'd picked up the quick info on the command, you'll use save you fingers some headaches and go to a code site like CodeProject or DevSource and grab some free code doing emailing for the language and server you're using.  You may have to tweek the fields they'll use and of course your email not will be different.
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Please specify what email service you use. If it's Yahoo mail, just paste the entire link, including the http://
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Have you got it set up in your prefferances to only use plain text\ntry > tools > option > send
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Yahoo mail is a little weird.  You can't insert an HTML code into the mail, but you can copy and paste the result into the body of your mail.  Like, if you want to insert a picture, if you put in the html code, it will just show you the code.  Instead, if you right click on the picture and hit "copy" and then paste it to the body of your letter, it works that way.
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Highlight the text you do want to send. hit CTRL and C.\n\nOpen your new email and put the cursor at the top left of the text page and hit CTRL and V.\n\nYour recipients will appreciate the extra headers & garbage removed and your emails will look a lot better.
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JWebMail\nWebMail is a www-frontend to IMAP/POP3 mailboxes. You can compare it to the systems Hotmail, YahooMail etc use. It allows a user to access his mailbox via the world wide web and do most things other mail programs allow to do, even if he is not sitting on his own personal computer or corporate LAN. \nhttp://java-source.net/open-source/web-mail/jwebmail
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Some emails contain html in them.. many times code cam be corrupt. Your computer may be trying to collect the data needed to print the document, however upon compiling the html in e-mail, it may have found a corruption (usually just a mistype).\n\nYou could use copy and paste it into microsoft word.. then print it, sometimes works better..\n\nIf you think it is software based, then reinstall Outlook.\n\nNo, do not bother with your printer spoolers... lol
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pop.mail.yahoo.com is POP3, IMAP, or HTTP \nsmtp.mail.yahoo.com is Outgoing Mail (SMTP)
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The solution depends on what email client you are using and the security level.  I would recommend saving the attachment with a .txt extension or zipping it before mailing it (and possibly changing it from filename.zip to filename_zip before sending).  Then changing the extension back to html or unzipping it once received.  \n\nSome email clients, most notably almost all microsoft products, add code to HTML files.  Some spam blockers and firewalls don't let certain types of attachments thru.  The above should help address both those issues.\n\nGood luck.
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Learn PHP. Besides that you can use my PHP mail client which is at http://www.beginninghost.info/mail/use.php\nIt's completely free, and you can pretend to be whoever you want, but YOU CAN NOT PRETEND TO BE SOMEONE YOU'RE NOT.\nIt's all in teh terms and conditions :->.\nI'm currently updating the version to have an admin acp, and newer, better graphics. If you want it for your server just ask for the source code.\nYou can ask- matt@runempire.com