I can't use any links in your newsletter because it is formatted in HTML and all links in HTML formatted mail is blocked by my employer. Can you format in Text or RichText for email addresses ending in .MIL? We all have new security rules.
Thanks, James 7/7/08

Hello J,

We we send out our newsletter, we send out an HTML version, as well as a plain Text version for email readers that can't display HTML. Your reader should have displayed the Text version. I am not sure why it did not. In any event, the latest Newsletter can be read on-line here.

Hi Derry,
My computer and office email can read HTML but being military have rules not to so we block all links in HTML emails. So just testing our capability will not do it since you will think we can accept HTML. I was just hoping that you just send it as TEXT and then I could use your links. Alternately maybe you could show the links and then I could cut and paste them into my browser. Thanks, James 7/8/08

Hi James,

This is the content of the Text newsletter:

Design - Stopping photo thieves
http://www.virtualmechanics.com/sitespinnernews/newsletter-july-08.html#design

How To - Use Clones for better web page optimization
http://www.virtualmechanics.com/sitespinnernews/newsletter-july-08.html#howto

Reader Questions - How to make multiple pages with WebDwarf
http://www.virtualmechanics.com/sitespinnernews/newsletter-july-08.html#qa

Community Tips - Getting your website on search engines
http://www.virtualmechanics.com/sitespinnernews/newsletter-july-08.html#tips

Site of the Month - Gray's Pottery
http://www.virtualmechanics.com/sitespinnernews/newslet...july-08.html#gallery

Special Offers and Announcements - SiteSpinner Pro
http://www.virtualmechanics.com/sitespinnernews/newsletter-july-08.html#promo