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<font face="Arial">I am sorry my experience with Kubuntu was not
helpful/useful to you Andre. Please remember that many of us on here
including myself are not tech experts or programmers of perl/python
etc. I only vaguely know what you're talking about below and wouldn't
know how to make thunderbird do that even if I wanted to. I do just
what works for me as that's all I can do, unaware of any broader
philosophies that may be surrounding any given issue including
technical email ones. That is why I chose Kubuntu over other distros,
seemed to be easiest to use without having to know too much. I mainly
only want linux to work for me and do not want to know what goes on
behind the scenes unless it directly effects what I'm doing at any
given point in time. It is these occasions when I learn something new.</font><br>
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Rob Collins<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:andrej@paradise.net.nz">andrej@paradise.net.nz</a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Quoting Rob Collins <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:robcollins55@aim.com"><robcollins55@aim.com></a>:
So what you are saying is that because you lack the common
courtesy of using the smallest common denominator (ASCII),
or at least have BOTH ASCII and HTML as part of a multi-part
MIME-encoded message if HTML is that important to you to express
yourself better, others should be ditching their ISP?
Good one mate :)
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