
"Over the years Gammadyne has become a mission critical piece of software to our operations."
- David Goodale
- David Goodale
"Finding Gammadyne Mailer was like a dream come true for us."
- Jonathan Deitch
- Jonathan Deitch
"Gammadyne is absolutely the BEST bulk email solution out there."
- Cindy Papenheim
- Cindy Papenheim
HTML Email
An email body comes in two flavors: plain text and HTML (Hyper Text Markup
Language). HTML can be used to create very attractive messages, complete with
formatted text, embedded graphics, and tables. When using HTML, a text version
should also be included. If the
end-user's email client cannot handle HTML, it will automatically display the text body
instead.
Gammadyne Mailer contains a powerful WYSIWYG HTML Editor for creating HTML emails. It can also use an externally created HTML file.
Gammadyne Mailer can automatically detect images in the HTML body and embed them in the email, making the setup very simple.
Gammadyne Mailer contains a powerful WYSIWYG HTML Editor for creating HTML emails. It can also use an externally created HTML file.
Gammadyne Mailer can automatically detect images in the HTML body and embed them in the email, making the setup very simple.
Personalization
The HTML body can be personalized with G-Merge, Gammadyne Mailer's built-in
programming language, just like the text body. Here is an example:
<html>
<body>
Dear [[FirstName]],<br>
<br>
Thank you for signing up for the Plasma TV Newsletter.
You will receive the next issue shortly.<br>
<br>
Your sign-up details are as follows:<br>
<br>
First name: [[FirstName]]<br>
Last name: [[LastName]]<br>
Email address: [[Email]]<br>
</body>
</html>
Images
HTML images are fully supported, and very easy to use.
Gammadyne Mailer automatically scans each outgoing email, and modifies the <img> tags to work with email.
Unsafe characters are automatically removed from the image filename.
The only thing the user needs to do is choose whether the images should be internal (embedded in the email), or external (referenced by an Internet URL).
Article: HTML Design Considerations For Email
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