[thelist] best free html mail program

[Administrative HQ]

GroupMail can do that kind of thing. You create a
plain text message and include an HTML file with
absolute URL's to your images (they must be called
from somewhere as they are not incorporated). The two
messages are independent.

They have a free version, but I don't know about MAC.
Made by Infacta (http://www.infacta.com/).

--- Mike <designbase10 at shaw.ca> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> Could someone please suggest a good program that
> could be used for 
> writing html mail? Something free or low costing?
> mac OS9 compatible?
> 
> I prefer to write html code manually however I find
> I must paste the 
> html into my mail program and I don't understand how
> it handles mime and 
> content-types. (I am not sure if I really need to
> know this). I would 
> like to have as much control as possible over
> customizing my html mail.
> 
> Any suggetions/recommendations?
> 
> I investigated html mail today for the first time
> and in my first tests 
> I simply tried pasting html tags directly into an
> email. I quickly found 
> out that doesn't work because the email simply
> emails the code. I 
> eventually figured out how to compose html mail in
> my Moz program but 
> there doesn't seem to be that much control, for I
> was trying to look for 
> a way to be able to send the same email in html and
> also as plain text 
> as a backup but with the plain text version with
> slightly different 
> content yet all in the same email without having to
> email my recipient 
> twice (first in html and then  plain text). I am an
> html coder who has 
> never tried html mail before and I am looking for
> some advice.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> -- 
> Mike
> 
> 
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