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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
PocoMail solves many security related email problems 2002-02-05
Anonymous
Solving the Problem of HTML Mail 2002-02-05
Dr. Gerry Hecht
Solving the Problem of HTML Mail 2002-02-05
JT
Solving the Problem of HTML Mail 2002-02-06
Anonymous
While I agree that HTML is sick and wrong in its current form, that is not the point of this article. The point is, if we assume HTML mail is here to stay how do we deal with it. Really this should just be a application issue in that only certain tags would be allowed and scripting would be completely nixxed. Plus the mail client should also always include a text version of the e-mail for those of us who prefer non-html mail. Outlook has other major problems with scripting that it needs to deal with before it is an acceptable mail client from a security standpoint but that is another article.

--j

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this comment page... 2002-02-08
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Anonymous (2 replies)
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Solving the Problem of HTML Mail 2002-02-18
Stakka Bo
We nead assambly... Order is dump 2002-02-16
Anonymous
Solving the Problem of HTML Mail 2002-02-19
Daniel Spiljar <dspiljar+www@bofhlet.net>
The problem *is* Outlook, not HTML 2002-02-20
Rasputin (1 replies)
...wrong Rasputin, the problem is the USER and HTML mail...not Outlook 2002-02-22
FudgeFactor7
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