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That actually works for me.
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>>> Andy Blunden 18/09/10 1:28 AM >>>
Oops, how about this bold, this red, thisitalics, this underlined.
Andy
Andy Blunden wrote:There hasbeen a change in the settings for xmca, so I have reset my Thunderbirdsettings so I can send formated
text, let's see what happens, includingthis very long line..
*Bold Text*, Red Text, /Italics/ and _Underline_ in native fonts
*Bold Text*, /Italics/ and _Underline_ in simple format
Bold, Italics andUnderline using HTML tags
Andy
Steve Gabosch wrote:
I saw no red text in Mike's messageyesterday, and none of these examples show up for me as italics, boldor underlined.
I use a Macbook with the Apple Mail program. I can send and receivethis formatting when e-mail programs are compatible. Apple
Maildeserves the T-shirt "Does not play well with others."
- Steve
On Sep 16, 2010, at 6:24 AM, Andy Blunden wrote:
Fellow XMCA-ers, can you tell me if /thisword/ comes out in /italics/ and if _this word_ is _underlined_ and if*this* is
*bold*?
_Let's try a second go_.
/And once more in italics/
*and again in bold*.
And can anyone tell me that they could see the red text in the commentsMike added to a message yesterday?
Please don't bother answering if someone else has already given thesame answer as you would give.
Andy
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