rc displays HTML-mails quite well judging from quick tests. However I can not forward e-mails sent in HTML. Is this by design? Makes no sense to send an e-mail that starts with: (cut & paste from a forward operation)
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Subject: Microsoft Download Notifications: March 23, 2007
Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 16:25:33 -0700
From: "Microsoft"
To:
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March 23,
2007
Microsoft Download Notifications_ is a weekly mailing
that points you to the latest free downloads and download-related
services from Microsoft. The following offerings are now available in
your preferred categories. Register now [2] if you are not already
receiving this free mailing. To find more downloads, visit the
Microsoft Download Center. [3] For support with downloads, visit the
Help and Support site. [4]