Tim Ericson writes:
> Finally, Donna poses an ominous thought:
> >
> > (which i'm sure will generate a thread of monsterous proportions
> > about just how to do this :-).
>
> I vote for .TXT files, which can be read by most web browsers, as
> well as printed fairly easily.

But .html looks nicer in browsers, and is easily converted to .txt either via
Netscape Communicator's File, Save As .txt, or via lynx -dump (just the
two browsers I use most often, not an exhaustive .html->.txt list).

For example, all of the POSIX release announcements that I post to HP3000-L
are authored in HTML web page form, but I just simply do File, Save As .txt
before mailing to HP3000-L.
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