Re: Can anybody tell me how to send HTML-format mail in gnus

[qingant@163.com (M.T)]

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Evans Winner <thorne@timbral.net> writes:

thank you very much.I am just using an not that simple
method.powered by MIME lib,we can include html codes like
this:

>    

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>    Insert your HTML code here.
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I wrote my article in muse,and compile it to html,
and then load those above and then C-x i insert the
html file generated by muse,and then send it to
***@blogger.com. And that allows me to enjoy the convinent
and power of muse and can also easy update my blog.
Your reply is really helpful,I appriciate it very much.
and i think i can now working all in one enviroment.
that's fun.

regards
qingant 


> qingant@163.com (M.T) writes:
>
> I am surprised that no one has answered your question, if
> only to scold you about how evil HTML emails are -- with
> which I generally agree, but sometimes they can be useful.
>
> I don't know if there is a native way in gnus to do it, but
> the Emacs Muse package (at least version 3.12 -- the one I
> have) has a handy function called `muse-message-markup.  If
> you are in a mail buffer you write your Email as normal text
> but with the simple Muse markup syntax and then M-x
> muse-message-markup RET and the message is reformatted as an
> HTML email.  Then just send it.
>
> Dunno if that's helpful, but I figure it beats being
> ignored.