Draft on iMac loads with HTML in .Mac!

I saved some messages on my iMac in draft mode to work with on the road.
However, when I open them in .Mac, I can see the just as I saved them on my iMac. However, when I click on them to send or edit, I receive the body of the message and ALL the HTML code.
is there a fix for this?
Cheers,
Keith

I saved some messages on my iMac in draft mode to
work with on the road.
However, when I open them in .Mac, I can see the just
as I saved them on my iMac. However, when I click on
them to send or edit, I receive the body of the
message and ALL the HTML code.
is there a fix for this?
Cheers,
Keith
I find exactly the same problem.
I noticed the following fact with the new bersion of iMac Mail:
In the older version (old look) of iMac Mail the HTML code was appearing both in the lower part of the main window, when the message was selected, and in the window of the message open by a double-click. So it was impossible to work.
In the latest look iMac Mail, at least in the Main window, selecting the message visualizes it correctly, so that I can open the message (where the HTML code appears) and by a copy&paste from the main window I can edit the message and go on working.
Still, it would be nice to fix this problem, but I have no idea how.
Cheers,
Marco

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