The user will probably be able to see a link, though. I would always allow for both situations and include a line that says:
"If you do not have HTML mail, click the link below to complete this survey."

Have the link go to a survey page on your web site.

You should always try to give the user a choice of how to work with his/her own computer and setup.

Dana


>There is no way you can make this always happen. If the user views email as HTML, then you could just send the web page, but there is no way to guarantee the user won't see the message as plain text.
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>>Hello, i have this doubt:
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>>How can i send an email with radio buttons or checkboxes and a button to some email user in order to answer it and the when the user push the "send button" it saves the survey from the email user into my database?
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>>Thanks for the help.