Re: html email problem

Re: html email problem

[Jesper Harder]

Laura Conrad <lconrad@laymusic.org> writes:

>      How to restart, or otherwise straighten out W3 without leaving
>      emacs?

W3 is broken and basically unmaintained.  I don't think it's
worthwhile to spend a lot of time on it.

>      How to use lynx or some text-based html display program with
>      gnus v5.10.2?

This should be easy.  Do `M-x customize-option RET
mm-text-html-renderer RET' and select one of the other options: lynx,
links, w3m etc.

Re: html email problem

[Laura Conrad]

>>>>> "Jesper" == Jesper Harder <harder@myrealbox.com> writes:

    >> How to use lynx or some text-based html display program with
    >> gnus v5.10.2?

    Jesper> This should be easy.  Do `M-x customize-option RET
    Jesper> mm-text-html-renderer RET' and select one of the other
    Jesper> options: lynx, links, w3m etc.

Thanks, that worked.

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Re: html email problem

[Jeffery B. Rancier]

Harald Maier <harald@maierh.de> writes:

> I am showing html mails always as attachment. The following
> mm-inline.* setting does this. You can set it by customize.
>
> ,----[ .gnus ]
> | ;; This setting causes to show html mails as attachment even if they
> | ;; can be displayed. Super !!!
> | (setq mm-inline-override-types '("text/html"))
> `----
>
> Additional you need a text/html entry in the ~/.mailcap file. 
> Personally, I am using mozilla.
>
> ,----[ ~/.mailcap ]
> | text/html; /opt/mozilla/mozilla -remote openURL\(file:%s\)
> `----

I tried this, but since I use window I set my .mailcap as follows:

,----
| text/html; c:\usr\pkg\MozillaFirebird\MozillaFirebird.exe -remote openURL\(file:%s\)
`----

But now Gnus is showing the messages as plain text, but at least it's
not barfing.  Is there some other variable that's conflicting with
mm-inline-override-types?  Or perhaps I'm missing some other
customization?

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Thanks,
Jeff

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