On June 16, William Donzelli wrote: I still insist that it has nothing to do with "old" or "new" computers...or even "old" or "new" mailers! "Get a modern computer" doesn't do the trick...I can spin up X on a twenty-year-old MicroVAX-II and run state-of-the-art GUI-fied email software (kmail, vm under xemacs, whatever you want!) that will deal with HTML email. It really does seem to me that it's very much a Windoze/non-Windoze thing. Next time someone emails you HTML crap, look at the headers. It *all* comes from Windoze boxes. On the other hand, everyone I associate with around here (home and work) uses Unix boxes of one form or another...for the most part, they're all running perfectly *NEW* modern hardware, running current, state-of-the-art software...and I get NO HTML crap from any of them. Non-HTML email is not exclusive to those of us who are into classic computing. Non-HTML email isn't a "dying, quaint old way of doing things" like some of the sold-on-Microsoft people seem to think. -Dave McGuire