Re: [epub] More on HTML vs. text e-zines

[Anne Wayman <wayman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

there's another thing that doesn't happen to often, but I can't be the only 
one in the world who has set my screen to be a pale cream rather than stark 
white - much easier on my eyes, but also hides all white text which shows 
up in email.

the other thing I've noticed is the couple of html newsletters I still 
subscribe to - if the sender is using outlook, I get strange character 
strings at the top or right after the headline - I use eudora because I 
like it and eudora has tons of users.

At 06:21 PM 02/01/2001, you wrote:
>I can tell you, as someone who does not have DSL or a dedicated internet
>line and really doesn't feel any need to acquire one, most of the HTML
>e-zines I receive (which seem to be image-laden) appear as a series of
>broken links on my computer. It really doesn't make the best impression....
>
>Pam Keesey
>http://www.monsterzine.com
>Classic Monster Movies for Classic Horror Fans


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