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Solving the Problem of HTML Mail
Shane Coursen, 2002-02-04

Now there are options for screening potentially dangerous messages, or even eliminating HTML email from your life.

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Three things to make HTML email bearable 2002-02-04
TL (2 replies)
ok, why did you even write this article? 2002-02-07
friend (1 replies)
ok, why did you even write this article? 2002-02-08
Anonymous
How about RTF as a format instead of HTML? 2002-02-10
LA Walsh (1 replies)
How about RTF as a format instead of HTML? 2002-02-13
Ben
Solving the Problem of HTML Mail 2002-02-04
Roland <r s m i t h AT x s 4 a l l . n l >
Why screen only HTML encoded e-mail? 2002-02-04
Anonymous
Don't use Outlook 2002-02-04
Anonymous (2 replies)
Don't use Outlook 2002-02-06
Anonymous (2 replies)
Don't use Outlook 2002-02-08
Anonymous (2 replies)
Use common sense when using Outlook 2002-02-10
LA Walsh
Don't use Outlook 2002-02-16
Anonymous
Don't use Outlook 2002-02-16
Anonymous
Don't use Outlook 2002-02-07
trowe
Solving the Problem of HTML Mail 2002-02-04
Tony Turner
Solving the Problem of HTML Mail - Procmail 2002-02-05
Anonymous
Spamming: The Problem of "Solving the Problem of HTML Mail" 2002-02-05
Fra. 219
The first several paragraphs of this article seem to be implying that spamming -- unsolicited "marketing" to a "target audience" by email -- is a tolerable practice. This is unfortunate and degrades Mr. Coursen's otherwise useful message. Spamming is a theft of service, and is recognized as a criminal act in its own right in several U.S. states.

Editors, please consider clarifying SecurityFocus's position in this regard. It does not do for a reputable publication to come down on the side of theft and fraud.

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