That 'not personally aware' got me thinking. Might some folks be composing an email, telling their browser to send in 'plain text', but have also set up a default attach a sig., quotes, etc., to all outgoing emails, which is in some sort of non-plain text, so the instruction to send as plain text is essentially countermanded by the attach sig. command? (keep thinking this was a problem on another email list I was on; many of us were grousing about the HUGE PINK signature we kept getting w/this person's posts; she claimed to be sending non-html, but forgot she had a default sig.) Anyway... Peace, Hendrix, and Chiles....... Rael64 --- On Tue, 6/17/08, Brent Thompson <brent@kanha.hpl.hp.com> wrote: > Recently mentioned on this list is the issue of plain-text > vs. html other > attachments: only plain-text-only posts are accepted by > chile-heads. > > But tiny little system differences can occur and can make a > big difference, > even if you aren't necessarily personally aware that > changes have occurred.