Re: Strip HTML out of reply?

What I do is use the "Cite Selection" More... menu item inside sedit.

You might also try the "Clip" menu item under the message More...
menu to get a full window that contains the email message.  Somewhere
this also also a hook that completely hides the folder display
in favor of the message. (Or is it the reverse, heh.  yeah, 
looks like it is the Exwin_FullFtoc procedure that isn't
normally bound to anything.)  Of course, the mysterious black
diamond is the resize handle you can use to stretch the message
window.

>>>"Tim E. Jedlicka - wrk" said:
 > 
 > I googled, I checked the FAQ - must not be searching on the right terms.
 > 
 > When responding (and quoting/including) the original note in a reply I want 
     to 
 > strip the HTML part of the original note. I only want to include the text 
 > version of the original note. How do I accomplish this?
 > 
 > As an aside, because I couldn't figure out how to not quote the HTML portion
     , 
 > I gave Thunderbird and Evolution a try (for a day or two). I sure missed 
 > several features of exmh so I'm back:
 > 
 > * On the fly spell checking - WITH SPELLING hints at the bottom of the sedit
      
 >   window.
 > * Colorized quoting (> is a diff color than >> and so on)
 > * emacs style editing - may hands tend to be on my keyboard when writing 
 >   email, I don't want to mouse over to where I want the cursor.
 > * folder management just seems easier in exmh - "m" to move msg to my curren
     t
 >   move folder.
 > * using mh commands (scan) to quickly check email without having to start a 
 >   GUI app.
 > * If a note doesn't have a subject - or short subject, I get to see the star
     t 
 >   of the message - didn't realize how much I use this.
 > 
 > I did enjoy the ability to quickly resize/zoom a message in thunderbird.

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