The last thing I'll say about this is that there are many free email
programs available for downloading (on <nonags.com> and <tucows.com> for
instance), and those programs that don't offer the text option can
simply be abandoned.  Is the lessened bandwith congestion enough to
matter?  I don't know, but the efficiencies gained in server space
utilization might be worth the switch.

Same here with Ntscp.6...I abandoned it after first use.

-Dana-

Jim Arnott wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, some folks are having the option of 'plain text'
> removed from their list of choices.  Those that use that excuse for an
> ISP called AOL do not have plain text available in the current
> software.  I believe that Netscape 6.0 also is HTML only (but I could
> be wrong there... I loaded the beta and found waaaay to many bells and
> whistles for my taste. It got fired up once then trashed.)  The
> internet is slowly moving to HTML as the default...  I'm afraid that
> we're all just going to have to learn to deal with it.
>
> Jim Arnott
> WetWesties
> Union, OR