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notification mails with unwanted elements

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Joern
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on Aug 29 2011 01:44 AM
Genius3045 points

Since a while your notification mails contain remote content and are horrible formatted within a html table. I'd be happy if that was changed back or at least would be configureable.

Thanks,
Joern.

 

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  • Foe
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    on Aug 29 2011 10:57 AM
    Guru13065 points

    Joern,

    Thank you for your feedback, we appreciate it.

    You can switch emails to plain text from HTML in your settings in the site options section under email.  (Note, however, we are expericing some issues with this but a fix is in the works and will go out in the next couple weeks)

    Thanks

    Foe

    Foe - Texas Instruments WW Community Program Manager

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  • Joern
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    on Aug 30 2011 07:26 AM
    Genius3045 points

    Thanks for your answer, that lets me hope... because the switch from HTML to plain emails I already tried, but without success. 

    By the way, as long as the HTML mail contains just the formatted answer that was fine for me - the current stumbling stones are:

    • that the graphics are not included within your current mails - that means remote access, which my mail program blocks in general to prevent sniffing of my usage timing, and that breaks your layout...
    • I dont like your current table-like layout, because it prevents viewing the content within the current width of my mail browser, which is much, much wider than your layout

    I'd be happy if you would provide the old HTML format besides the plain text option... because I am not generally against HTML formatting, because this allows to view the answers formatting, which sometime is actually carefully done and a sense carrier, too.

    Regards,
    Joern.

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