View email in HTML?

My email setting is Plain Text, is there a way to change this to HTML? When I went to the settings menu, it seems greyed out therefore I didn't have any options.

Typical Verizon Support non-answer.... the question is how to view html formatted e-mail in the ActiveSync e-mail client on the Incredible. The answer is, it can't. Current ActiveSync client only supports plain text. Hopefully will be solved in 2.2 update (or trade the Incredible in for a Droid-x). Html Exchange/ActiveSync mail works great on our Droid-x's as well as GSM6.10 wav files, which our voice-mail system uses. Not so much on the Incredibles.

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Dear Nokia,
I've recently purchased the Nokia e90 to use for email using Vodafone push email (push.vodafone.nl) however the emails are in plain text format and not even the links are accessible.
I have the folowing questions:
1) is it possible to view pushed emails in HTML format
2) is it possible to load links from emails in the browser
3) is it possible to select a piece of text from an email to copy and paste it in the browser (form field)
Best Regards,
Jan Jaap
Message Edited by oakley on 18-Mar-2008 04:43 AM

Well, that doesn't work for me as it reads from pop or imap.
I want to be able to use the push email service of my provider for which I pay a monthly fee. It will make emails come in like SMS.
At least the links should be openable somehow. I receive admin emails and need to select a link to perform an admin task. I actually was hoping that the communicator was going to make it more easy for me. My HTC X7500 broke down and aldough it worked very well for internet browsing, I could only use gmail via the internet browser as outlouk wasn't working very well for me. While the x7500 is being fixed I decided to purchase the e90 for email (communication) purposes but now it seems the email functionality is limited to sms a like without the 160 charlimit.
Is it not possible at all to open links in incomming emails within the nokia messenger?
And what about copying text from an email (into the browser)
Thanks in advance for your help and tips.
Message Edited by oakley on 18-Mar-2008 08:43 AM

Unable to receive email in HTML format on BB Torch 9860 with BIS

I recently purchased BB Torch 9860 with OS 7 and configured by personal and work email on BIS. I am receiving emails only in text format. In some emails with images that have hyperlink, I just see a link and images not displayed. All the images comes as an attachment in the email. My friend having another BB Torch is able to view emails as HTML. But he is with BES.
Is there any solution for my issue? I am not receiving any options in the email preference to enable HTML format for emails.
Appreciate if anyone could help me with this.
Regards,
Midhun

Hi Midhun,
Welcome to the Community
To help you with the issues you're having, on your Blackberry go to your mailbox, press menu, choose options, then Email Preferences and check the box for Enable HTML Email, Download Images Automatically and Confirm External Image Download. The screen may look like the screenshot below:
For more information please check these links:
Blackberry Tips and Tricks
Blackberry 101
Enjoy!
Ron
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I receive plenty of HTML format emails everyday.
but when I check those emails on iPhone, all emails were automatically converted to Plain Text format.
I wish to view my emails in HTML format (just as it shown in Outlook)
with graphic (jpep loaded, instead of attachment), and Text formatting.
Can anyone suggest me any solution?
or do Mail apps in iPhone does not support HTML format?
Pls guide.
Thx.

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I can not view attachments in html email

I am currently having a problem with Outlook 2011, basically when I send emails from windows, when I receive an email in HTML I can not see any attachments if you receive in plain text if I can see them. Someone had this problem before?

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Possible to embed pdf into email (as HTML, not pdf)?

Hi I have a client who doesn't want to email pdfs to all their subscribers. They're finding people won't open the pdf or their security systems hold the email up.
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To send an html email, you must first build a web page (with the contents you need) then send that.
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Email with html body and a pdf attachment

Hi,
i try to send a email with html body and one attach in pdf
in release 4.6c using the SO_DOCUMENT_SEND_API1.
I've put the html in the txt table and the pdf in bin table but i obtain the following situation:
1) with only the html in the body i see a right email in html
2) with the html body AND the pdf attach i obtain a empty mail with two attach.
what can i do ? I's possible to do this.
Thanks in advance.

Contact my basis guy is a problem !!
maybe a need a function similar to SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_RAW_TXT to convert raw (containing html text) into real html ?
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ALI     PS     4     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_ALI_PRT
ALI     RAW     1     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_ALI_RAW
ALI     TXT     2     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_ALI_TXT
ICS     RAW     8     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_ICS_RAW
INT     RAW     8     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_INT_RAW
OBJ     HTM     2     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OBJ_HTM
OTF     PCL     3     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_PRT
OTF     PDF     1     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_PDF
OTF     PS     2     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_PRT
OTF     RAW     9     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_RAW
RAW     SCR     6     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_RAW_SCR
RAW     TXT     7     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_RAW_TXT
SCR     OTF     1     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_SCR_OTF
TXT     INT     7     SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_TXT_INT
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I need an html page on the body of an email to send an email blast to our customers.

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1. Use absolute links to images and files on a server you control
2. Use a limited amount of inline css (no external or embedded css)
3. Use table based layouts, css support is spotty at best with email clients
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6. Include an opt-out link so people can get off your list
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Email with HTML code

I have a problem with generating HTML based email.
BPEL code example:
<copy>
<from expression="'%lt;HTML%gt;%lt;BODY%gt;%lt;B%gt;Hello World! %lt;/B%gt;%lt;/BODY%gt;%lt;/HTML%gt;'"/>
<to variable="mailRequestOne" part="payload" query="/mail:mailMessage/mail:content/mail:multiPart/mail:bodyPart[1]/mail:content"/>
</copy>
It would send email:
%lt;HTML%gt;%lt;BODY%gt;%lt;B%gt;Hello World!%lt;/B%gt;%lt;/BODY%gt;%lt;/HTML%gt;
Any idea how to send an email with HTML code?
ps: replace % by &

Not sure what you expect. Your URL is absolute and pointing to a local file resource. It's not a proper relative HTML link. Beyond that it's toatlly unclear how you actually plan to load your image and where they are hosted, so nobody can tell you anything. Either way, there is an obviously painful lack of understanding of even the most basic web techniques, so the best advise anyone would give you is to spend some time with a web search and actualyl learn some of that stuff...
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Send email in HTML format with attachment.

I want to send out email in HTML fromat and attach a file to it. I know how to send HTML email but I cant attach a file to it.
Can anybody help me with that?

What kind of attachment?
1) A file not related to the HTML
or 2) a file used by the HTML (i.e. a GIF)?
If 1) see here http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/JavaMail/contents.html#SendingAttachments
If 2) see here http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=43&thread=242791
(make sure you read all the thread as inline attachments are mentioned at the end)
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From:, To: and Subject: end up in email body - html email using sendmail

To the experts and the experienced:
I am trying to send email in html format from a Korn shell script on Solaris 10. The
email does get delivered and is displayed html-formatted, except that the From:, To: and
Subject: lines are displayed in the email body, rather than in the email header. I
would appreciate it very much if experts and the experienced could shed some light.
I use this command line to send the email:
sendmail -t [email protected] < testmail
The content of the testmail file is as follows:
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="frontier"
--frontier
Content-Type: text/plain
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: test html email
This is a plain-text email.
Newman
--frontier
Content-Type: text/html
From: [email protected]<br/>
To: [email protected]<br/>
Subject: test html email<br/>
<h3 align="center">This is a html email</h3>
<p>This is the paragraph.</p>
<p>Newman</p>
frontier\
The email received in Microsoft Outlook (html-formatted), looks like this:
From: [email protected]
To:
Subject:
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: test html email
<h3 align="center">This is a html email</h3>
<p>This is the paragraph.</p>
Newman
Two things in the email need fixing:
1. All the From:, To: and Subject: lines are treated as part of the email body and are
displayed in the email body, rather than in the header as I wanted them to.
2. The From: line in the email header is the actual sender, not the Bursar.Office as I
put in the testmail file. This can be easily done when using SMTP (telnet to port 25)
or mailx.
How do I tell sendmail/the email client to display in the intended places the From:,
To: and Subject: information that I specified in the testmail file?
Many thanks!
Newman

I searched in google and found a solution:
mailx -r [email protected] -s "test html email
content-type: text/html" john.doe < testmail
The testmail file is a pure html file with one <html></html> element. The content embedded in this element is the body of the email, with all the usual tags you would like to use: <head>, <style>, <h3>, <p>, <ul>, etc.
The trick is piggy-backing a content-type with the subject. It seems to me this it to get the content-type into the email header rather than into the body. And that was exactly the problem I had.
The command lines was executed on Solaris 10. It works.
Hope this could be useful to someone who would encounter the same problem.
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GOD BE BLESSED!
Hello dudes,
i create a jsp page let me send emails from a database using the API Javamail.
But these emails when i send then, goes in text format only, and i want to send emails in HTML format too. Anyone can help me?
I think the Javamail API can send in HTML format.
thanks and sorry, my english is basic but i think you understand. ;)
Adler Medrado

I was trying to do the same thing...I found this on the java.sun.com website somewhere. Hope it works out for you.
try {
String host = "";
String from = "";
String to = "";
String fileAttachment = fileName;
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new MimeMessage(session1);
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Message.RecipientType.TO,
new InternetAddress(to));
message.setSubject("");
// create the message part
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new MimeBodyPart();
//fill message
messageBodyPart.setText("");
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multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);
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messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();
DataSource source =
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messageBodyPart.setDataHandler(
new DataHandler(source));
messageBodyPart.setFileName(fileAttachment);
multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);
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message.setContent(multipart);
// Send the message
Transport.send( message );
}catch (Exception e){
System.err.print("Mailing error:");
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