Michael Klinosky wrote:
Mike M.:Is there a way to tell Thunderbird that I NEVER want to send HTML mail? I've looked into trying to set domains to force non-HTML, but it doesn't look easy. I haven't noticed that wildcards are accepted, and I don't want to find all the domains I may send to.You have an old version (it's up to version 2.0.x). But, see if you have this feature:Edit > Account Settings > (pop account) > Composition & AddressingThere's a checkbox there: "Compose in HTML". I think that should do it; mine is not checked, and I never send in html (even tho I reply to html emails).
I did that years ago. I don't compose HTML from scratch,
it's true. But if someone sends me a mail message which is HTML,
then my reply gets HTML even with that box checked. It's an
oversight in the program, I believe.
Mike
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