Isilo and Mozilla mail?

specific · 01-12-2003, 11:28 PM

I receive a longish HTML formatted email (San Francisco Chronicle's "Morning Fix") three times a week, and I use mozilla (in windows) for my mail app. In order to get it onto my pda(because I usually don't take the time to read them on my pc for some reason), I have to open the mail "as new" so that I can delete all the odd indentations in the HTML (otherwise all the paragraphs begin along the verticle median of my pda's screen), then save the mail to a folder, replacing the old one, and isilo is already pointed to the file.
Can anybody suggest a better way of doing this? I'm open to just about anything that would allow me to keep the newest email I receive from them on my PDA without all the manual 'work.'

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01-12-2003, 11:28 PM	#1
specific Junior Member Posts: 8 Karma: 26 Join Date: Dec 2002	I receive a longish HTML formatted email (San Francisco Chronicle's "Morning Fix") three times a week, and I use mozilla (in windows) for my mail app. In order to get it onto my pda(because I usually don't take the time to read them on my pc for some reason), I have to open the mail "as new" so that I can delete all the odd indentations in the HTML (otherwise all the paragraphs begin along the verticle median of my pda's screen), then save the mail to a folder, replacing the old one, and isilo is already pointed to the file. Can anybody suggest a better way of doing this? I'm open to just about anything that would allow me to keep the newest email I receive from them on my PDA without all the manual 'work.'