Re: HTML in mail

[Vasily Korytov <moderator@faqteam.org>]

>>>>> "i" == ichi  writes:

 i> To the question -- I know there are many very skilled people in here
 i> who knows Emacs and Gnus much better then I do, what I would like is a
 i> function that deletes everything betwen < and > so that I can at least
 i> get rid of the ugly HTML tags when I read/reply to a mail. I am sure
 i> this is easily done in a couple of lines of eLisp, but unfortunately I
 i> am not skilled enough to write this myself, I would be very happy if
 i> someone would lend me a couple of minutes if his/hers time and help me
 i> with this, and how to hook that function into the wash keymap of Gnus
 i> so that I can easily wash away the non-standard "HTML" of the Exchange
 i> server.

Well, you can use another HTML renderer (but I'm not sure, if this
possibility appeared in Oort -- current alpha of Gnus -- or before; for
example, I use lynx). Also there's html2text.el in Oort, which may be
the filter, you want.

-- 
                     With respect, Vasily Korytov

PGP key fingerprint: A4FE 4665 A720 687F 4ECC 1474 7C16 C498 BAAB C999