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Posted by dorayme on 03/12/07 23:40
Before I forget, every now and then someone asks here about how
to do this and that in html and css in emails.
There is one email that I get that always looks rather smart and
fine in my email program as it happens. But there is simple
recognition by the email-designer about the lottery on these
things with a prefacing of the email with:
"Does this email look weird to you? Try viewing it here instead:
http://www.myfonts.com/newsletters/rs/200703.html"
Which is a pretty neat way of doing things if you want to get
folks to see your nicely laid out stuff. I mean send by html by
all means but preface with this sort of thing. Nice tone, conveys
the message well.
This is not an endorsement of the code on the site or the site,
it is a reminder of a reasonable html email practice.
Fundamentalists and purists will say to leave out the html email
bit and go straight to plain text and the link. But this is not
for them. This practice is for the fallen creatures who are
determined to send html formatted emails.
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dorayme
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