Hello,i m member of 2 yahoo groups, i receive the mails sent to the group but i can not send any mail.?

Question

When sending an e.mail to my yahoo groups it returns to me.

This is the message :

We are unable to deliver the message from <[e-mail]>

to [e-mail]>.

You can only send plain text messages to this group. HTML or

other formats are not allowed.

For further assistance, please visit http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/groups/original/members/web/index.html

How can i check in which format is my mails?

Maybe the format is wrong? Can it be?

Also the thing that i dont understand, it happened suddenly, i could send mails with no problem but suddenly this prob. occured..

Pls help.

Ty in advance

Sibel

Answer 1

Do you send the emails from the Web interface--i.e. using a web browser--or from an email client software--such as Thunderbird, outlook, etc?

If you send them through the web interface, simply sign in to your account then click Options -&gt; General Preferences. Next to the &quot;Mode:&quot; part of the options, choose &quot;Compose in plain text&quot;. Click the OK or Save button. Done.

Note: You may see slightly different terms on the options page, but the point is you have to switch the writing/compose mode to plain text.

Answer 2

please go to Yahoo groups Team Blog, they talk about htis issue

http://www.ygroupsblog.com/blog/?p=69

Answer 3

Some e-mail programs automatically encode all outgoing messages in HTML to make these messages look nicer to other e-mail programs that understand HTML.  Unfortunately, this adds a bunch of codes to a message that can make the original text hard to pick out if the recipient&#039;s e-mail program doesn&#039;t understand HTML encoding.  And some Yahoo Groups are set to not allow HTML-encoded messages, prob. for this very reason.

You have a couple options.  If you know how to change your e-mail program&#039;s settings, you might be able to turn off the automatic HTML encoding.  How to do this depends on which e-mail program you&#039;re using.  Or you can post your messages from the Group&#039;s web site, which (unless you use the Rich-Text Editor) never does this HTML encoding.