At 07:33 PM 2/11/2005 -0500, you wrote: >At 18:58 2/11/2005 Friday, Stan Horwitz wrote: > >Any of the popular HTML aware email clients should be fine. Examples are > >Eudora, Netscape, or even Outlook. I suspect the subscriber in question > >has inappropriate subscription options associated with his account on your > >list.The subscriber might try "MIME HTML" > >Maybe an older version of LISTSERV which has a problem with bottom_banner >templates (which in DIGEST mode may appear at the top of the digest) and MIME ? Also: - Only the latest version of Outlook (from what I have been told) is actually HTML-digest-capable. This was a long-running problem that MS seem to have finally done something about. (I don't have this version so all I can do is pass along what I've been told about it, so don't shoot me if it doesn't work for you :) The one client that has always handled HTML digests properly is Pegasus. - The HTML setting implies MIME. There should be no need to explicitly "SET listname MIME HTML"; just "SET listname HTML" should do the trick. Nathan