"Set Plain Text Automatically" Feature Improved

The feature that allows you to automatically create a plain text message from an HTML message has been improved! Here are the improvements:

1. The "Set Plain Text Automatically" button now works with the Simple HTML Editor and the Enhanced HTML Editor. Previously it only worked with the Enhanced HTML Editor.

2. The "Set Plain Text Automatically" button now works even if you are composing HTML in the plain text editor rather than the HTML editor. Previously it only worked when you were working with the HTML editor.

3. There have been improvements to the algorithm which more accurately predicts line spacings when generating the plain text message.

4. Links in the HTML message will now show up in the plain text message when the link text is not a URL. For example, this HTML code:

Click <a href="http://www.jangomail.com">here</a> to go to our web site.

will be converted to:

Click here <http://www.jangomail.com> to go to our web site.

New Feature: Smart Templates

Today we have officially launched our "Smart Templates" feature, which allows customers to design e-mails based on professionally designed templates that match their organization's logo and color schemes.

Read the full feature announcement here.

New "Mark as Template" Feature

On the Send E-mail page, there is now a checkbox underneath the Advanced Options section that allows you to mark any e-mail you send as a template. The checkbox is labeled "Mark as Template". Any e-mail marked as a template:

1. Will show up at the top of the "Re-send Old Message" and "Edit Old Message" dropdown menus.

2. Will be labeled "TEMPLATE" in the two dropdown menus.

3. Will never be deleted from your account by our automated data purges

This feature is the first stage in our overall template feature rollout which will occur over the next two weeks.

Bug Fix: Group Exports

We have corrected an issue where Exported Group CSV files would not display properly in Excel if a particular field value included double quotes (") or commas(,) as the very first character.

This issue is now fixed and all Exported Group CSV files should now display correctly in Excel.