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Comment	>> Are you saying that if this is in there that the image isn't displayed > >> when viewed in a pop-up window? I can't reproduce this. > > No. I am saying that this is working correctly, where the 'signature' to > > the message correctly is not listed as an attachment but is displayed > > properly embedded in the HTML e-mail. You mentioned that the image > > shouldn't display on its own, and that's correct- it displays by the img > > tag embedded in the HTML message. > > > >> allowing HTML messages to be viewed automatically (or at all) can > >> open huge security holes. > > Dating back to the design choices of HTML e-mail, but not the issue > > for here. > > > >> "secure by default" > > I'm a strong believer of this, however somehow I missed this > > option. It's a fairly important option, that I'm sure is very > > commonly changed. Might it be wise to make this more obvious > > such as a configuration option or place some note in the installation > > documentation on it? > > > >> the "feature-richness" is determined by the order the part > >> appears in the multipart. > > Didn't know there was a generally accepted system for that. > > I guess what I was thinking it as what the user would see > > as intutitve, but that should be implied based on what most > > mailers will do. Thanks for the explaination. > > > > > > > > So in the end, I think we squashed the bug relating to #2 and a > couple earlier in the thread. I'd recommend adding a more obvious > documentation note at the html inline option, but I'll leave that up > to you folks. > > > > Thanks again!
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