On Mon, 20 Mar 2006 16:34:11 -0400, Bruno Robichaud said: > Well we have text; html and aol version is there a better way to do it? You need to do one of 3 things: 1) Specify something that the AOL mail reader is able to identify as preferable to a normal text/html, and that other MIME handlers recognize as something they can't do so they drop back to the normal text/html. 2) Use one single standard-compliant text/html for both html and AOL. 3) Send AOL recipients a different version of the mail. As coded, you have *no* guarantee that *either* the normal HTML or AOL version will be correctly selected by anybody. Non-AOL users will try to open the AOL version, and/or AOL users will get the non-AOL version opened by default. I'd personally recommend going with either choice (2) or (3), depending on exactly what is different about the AOL content.