Re: Syntax-colored lilypond email

[Anthony W. Youngman]

In message <address@hidden>, Karl Hammar 
<address@hidden> writes
> address@hidden:
> ...
> > Did you know that you can use the Code2HTML plugin in JEdit to create
> > syntax colored HTML emails? If you look at this mail with a capable
> > client (like Mozilla Thunderbird) and enable HTML, you will see what
> > I'm talking about. Nice, isn't it?  <br>
> > <pre><font color="#000000"><font color="#9966ff">cadenza =</font> <font
> >  color="#006699"><strong>\relative</strong></font> c<font
> ...
>
> It is nice, but people who have colour vision defects will have problem.
And if you've got a defective mail program (like a lot of people have) 
you will cause havoc to other people!

My mailer, for example, defaults to plain text. I regularly get blank 
emails because somebody else's mailer has screwed up their mime types.

And I gather it's quite common for anti-spam filters to be hostile to 
html...

Cheers,
Wol
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