My only point was that not all users have html mail. If someone is my client, I have to be sensitive to how he/she wants to use his/her computer and connection to the Internet, and to my web site. The client after all is the one paying the bills. That said, probably most do use html mail so it wouldn't be a problem to them.

Dana

>Yes, you could do that, but the original post wanted the survey to appear in the body of the email. The user would then just click a submit button for the results to be sent back.
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>>I know what you mean, I think. I've had email that was a bunch of HTML code. Funny thing is, I use Outlook and it allows HTML email. Maybe I had it turned off that time or something.
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>>But this brings up another question...if these are regular users, why not ask if they prefer HTML or plain text in email, then that wouldn't be a problem, because they wouldn't be sent HTML email.
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>>Dana
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