Does anyone know anything about this?  Is it correct or not?
  Douglas

>If you use AOL, I would recommend that you do NOT download their
>latest version
>(6.0), because it tends to send out messages that are contaminated with HTML
>(Web code). AOL is aware of the problem and will eventually release a fixed
>version, but for now, they don't have an estimate as to when they
>will have it fixed,
>and they refuse to notify anyone individually when it's fixed.
>
>If you download 6.0 and send an e-mail message to any e-mail list
>that prefers to
>have plain text, be prepared to have your messages returned to you. To get
>around this limitation, you can use the AOL Web-based mail system at:
>
>http://aolmail.aol.com
>
>to send a message to one of our lists or to any other address that requires
>"clean" (no HTML) messages. That address is also useful for checking your mail
>while away from your home computer.
>
>At this time, there are no "Settings" within AOL 6.0 that can fix this.