I still receive html e-mail from outside sources. The default view (and preview pane) have been changed to plain text - you right click on the banner telling you that and convert it back to html - poof, an html message again. I can't compose html though, only rich text, and if the recipient id a DoD person they'll have to go through the same rigmarole to see my original formatting.
at the Army site I'm at I can count the apples without using all of my fingers on one hand - about 2,000 Dells though. Of course there are hundreds of Army bases and they're all different.
completely true, just missing at least one more important detail - Microsoft understands that marketing and hype is everything (Nike understands it too bit that's a different industry)... The only ads that I remember for OS/2 were the "a totally cool way to run your computer" which was a really stupid ad campaign.
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I still receive html e-mail from outside sources. The default view (and preview pane) have been changed to plain text - you right click on the banner telling you that and convert it back to html - poof, an html message again. I can't compose html though, only rich text, and if the recipient id a DoD person they'll have to go through the same rigmarole to see my original formatting.
at the Army site I'm at I can count the apples without using all of my fingers on one hand - about 2,000 Dells though. Of course there are hundreds of Army bases and they're all different.
completely true, just missing at least one more important detail - Microsoft understands that marketing and hype is everything (Nike understands it too bit that's a different industry)... The only ads that I remember for OS/2 were the "a totally cool way to run your computer" which was a really stupid ad campaign.