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Posted by davidg on November 16, 2006, 5:03 pm
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Falcon wrote:
> davidg wrote:
>
> > Is it any easier to decide to view HTML mail and attachments now than
> > before, when you have your settings to get text mail with no
> > attachments only? If it's not a one click deal like the showing images
> > setting, then it is too much hassle to have the default settings be to
> > convert HTML to text and to not accept attachments.
>
> In Outlook Express, click "View" and then "Message in HTML". [Keyboard
> shortcut: Alt-Shift-H] This let's you see the message in its original HTML
> format even if your default settings are to read it in plain text. You may
> have to click a warning bar which appears to show all images in the message.
> So it's two or three clicks at the most, that's all.
>
> Only read email in HTML if you implicitly trust the source.
> Or may God have mercy on your PC.
>
> --
> Falcon:
> fide, sed cui vide. (L)
> http://www.falklands25.com/
>
>
> > Falcon wrote:
> >> davidg wrote:
> >>
> >>> Long after (endlessly after) my email accounts are all checked and even
> >>> my Outlook Express has closed, my AVG E-mail Scanner is still running
> >>> in the system tray. Quite annoying.
> >>>
> >>> Any fixes?
> >>
> >> You could turn it off. Why do you need it if you have real-time scanning
> >> enabled that checks when any file is written to the disk? Set OE to read
> >> all email in the restricted zone and in plain text - and block images in
> >> HTML mail - unless you intervene physically to read something in HTML
> >> that you have subscribed to. That should do it.
> >>
> >> --
> >> Falcon:
> >> fide, sed cui vide. (L)
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