On Mon, Sep 6, 2021 at 3:47 PM Dedeco Balaco <dedeco.bal...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > Em 06/09/2021 14:25, John Hasler escreveu: > > Curt writes: > > I suggest you follow the earlier advice, and set Thunderbird > to compose your email as plain text > > Or even as "normal" HTML. > > If it is trivial to me setting my mail manager to use the dark background > i need, and to make it ignore the (usually default) background of color of > all HTML messages, why the people in Debian User list cannot do it? I will > not change my setting! I need it. Learn to deal with it. Things evolve. > Being able to use *bold*, *italic*, *underscore* is a minimum of "new" > things that help a lot to compose good messages. If Thunderbird has a > problem when writing the automatic text messages, together with the > composed HTML ones, this is a reason to **fix** it, not to never use > anymore. I have installed another mail manager in my computer: but it is > bad, pretty horrible. It does not show HTML messages. It does not compose > HTML messages. And it is pretty counter intuitive to configure, in several > parts. It seems handy, have nice things. But if you do not know them, or > are not familiar enough with "something", to be able to understand it, you > cannot use them. Its name is Claws Mail. I bet the most important people in > this list love it. So, Thunderbird has some problems (and the HTML thing is > not a problem to me), but it still the best mail manager for me. > This comes across as Rich Text Format, a precursor to Microsoft Word. These files can be sent with a prefix of .rtf, and it is certainly supported in LibreOffice Writer. I am not sure how it works with email lists, though. Kenneth Parker
