"Bo Berglund" <bo.berglund@telia.com> wrote in message
news:smoe03h3ddhmhknm5i0ega5it8h5nmhviu@4ax.com...
> I assume that Indy accepts *anything* as being HTML if
> you tell it so?
Indy makes no assumptions whatsoever about the actual content that you
apply. It doesn't even care what ContentType you specify. It is
encoded as-is into the final message data. There doesn't need to be
very much extra processing at all on Indy's part in order to format
the message for transmission.
> I mean, there is no HTML validator built into Indy, right?
No, there is not.
Gambit
