It's the multipart aspects of the email that I'm after. This allows me to
put a text-only version of the mail first, then the HTML version, all in the
same message. Those with HTML email readers (like Outlook or Netscape) will
just see the formatted HTML, while those with text readers will see the text
version first, followed by the raw HTML code, which they can then ignore.

-----Original Message-----
From: W. Jeffrey Rankin

Would you need a specific program to do this at all? Couldn't you just
have your local friendly IS person set up an email alias with all, or
perhaps a subset, of the email addresses that goes to
"list(at)domain.com". This is the way we've approached it in the past,
albeit with a fairly small distribution list (<250 recipients).

On Thu, 28 Dec 2000, Chuck Evans wrote:

> I downloaded the shareware version of the Gammadyne Mailer (link below
in
> original post) and I like it very much. It has the ability to send
multipart
> (ie, text and HTML) emails and has simple email address importing. For
my
> bandwidth (a few hundred emails at a time, a few times a month) it's
> everything I need and its cost is very attractive.
> 
> Since I'm not looking to do million-address mailings or *shudder*
spamming,
> I think this will work for me.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Taylor [mailto:lonewolf(at)one.net]
> 
> I thought it might also help anyone who is currently pursuing this to
let
> them know what packages we are currently looking at:
> 
> Mailworkz  (http://www.mailworkz.com)
> 
> and also
> 
> Gammadyne  (http://www.gammadyne.com)
> 

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