Re: [epub] sending HTML to AOL

[Stardancer <elcafe_music@xxxxxxxxx>]

PH> No, there are too many things; ActiveX, VBScripts, etc., that can
PH> be made to something nasty in an HTML doc. I wouldn't open one
PH> that came by email even if my mother sent it to me!

Well,  that's  a  tough argument to me! And I wouldn't stand it if not
one  funny  thing:  do  you  see  ANY DIFFERENCE in receiving and HTML
containing  an ActiveX-VBScript-Java killing virus, or opening a link,
that has the same stuff in it???

To  me,  opening the scary "message.html" in the e-mail client is even
SAFER,  while  there is nothing protected less, that the IE. Moreover,
most clients are no good in processing scripts!

There  is one more thing I have to ask : if you are afraid of clicking
links,  then  how  do you live? :) I'm sorry if that sounds weird, but
I'm just trying to be logical here.

-- 
Regards,
Stardancer


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