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<8c**********************************@q27g2000prf. googlegroups.com>,
Andreas Müller <hu**********@west.dewrote:
Hi!
I'm looking for a technical primer regarding programming correct HTML
newsletters. E.g. I remember reading about inline jpegs to avoid
attachment problems and the like :-)
It sounds like you want to e-mail html-formatted newsletters to
people, complete with graphics.
My suggestion is, don't. Instead, send your subscribers a short
text paragraph together with a link to the newsletter, which would
be somewhere on your web server. That way, subscribers who don't
like to use the same program for e-mail and web browsing are happy,
and you reduce the risk that your newsletters will get flagged as
spam by content filters.
Personally, I hate getting html newsletters, and I have my
e-mail client set to not display images at all (linked,
attached, or inline).