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Steven Woody <steven@steven4u.net> writes:

> ?

Put <#part type=text/html> at the top of your message and then type
ahead.

If you want WYSIWYG, I'm not so sure.  Emacs has support for editing
enriched text (i.e., see $emacssrc/etc/enriched.doc), converting that
into HTML shouldn't be too hard, and seems to be on the todo list for
enriched.el.  There was a package that generated HTML based on
font-lock markup, perhaps using it in a enriched text buffer works.