On July 30, on [log in to unmask], Paul Russell said:
 >>You can eliminate the HTML issue and reduce the frustration level
 >>of subscribers whose email clients are not HTML-aware by adding the
 >>following statement to the list header.
 >>
 >>* Language= NoHTML
 >>
 >>If the sender of a message used almost any HTML-aware email client
 >>other than Eudora, the "package" received by LISTSERV will contain
 >>two copies of the message text, separated by MIME headers. One copy
 >>will be plain text, the other will be HTML-ized. This keyword setting
 >>causes LISTSERV to remove the MIME attachment containing the HTML
 >>from the message before processing.
 >>
 >>If the sender used Eudora, there will be only one copy of the text, with
 >>embedded HTML. Consequently, the HTML will not (cannot) be removed by
 >>LISTSERV.

The HTML/NOHTML keywords do not work like that. They only work for altering
 the way LISTSERV creates Digests and Indexes, not for altering
 individual mailing list posts. LISTSERV does not alter the text of
 individual posts.

Extracted from the v1.8d on-line documentation
 "HTML/NOHTML
         Toggle the HTML function for digests and indexes on
         and off. New in 1.8d."

-Debbie Douglass
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