Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C170 Guia Do Utilizador

Select an encoding for the text file.

Click Submit to create the text file containing the text resource in the configuration directory.

You can create some text resources with both HTML-based and plain text messages, such as Disclaimers. 
When a text resource containing both HTML-based and plain text messages is applied to an email 
message, the HTML-based text resource message is applied to the text/html part of the email message, 
and the plain text message is applied to the text/plain part of the email message.

When you add or edit an HTML-based text resource, the GUI includes a rich text edit that allows you to 
enter rich text without having to manually write HTML code.

Consider the following information when adding and editing an HTML-based text resource:

You can choose to have the plain text version of the message to be automatically generated based on 
the HTML version, or you can define the plain text version independently.

You can switch between the rich text editor and HTML code by clicking the Code View button.

To enter HTML code that is not supported in the rich text editor in the GUI, switch to code view and 
manually enter HTML code. For example, you might want to do this to insert a reference to an image 
file located on an external server using the 

<img src>

 HTML tag.

You can export to and import from a text file HTML-based text resources. When you export an 
HTML-based text resource to a file, the file contains the following sections for each version of the text 
resource:

[html_version]

 

[text_version]

 

The order of these sections does not matter.

For example, an exported file might contain the following text:

[html_version] 

<p>Sample <i>message.</i></p> 

[text_version] 

Sample message.

 

Consider the following rules and guidelines when exporting and importing HTML-based text resources:

When you export an HTML-based text resource whose plain text message is automatically generated 
from the HTML version, the exported file does not contain the 

[text_version]

 section.

When you import from a text file, any HTML code under the 

[html_version]

 section is converted 

to the HTML message in the created text resource if the text resource type supports HTML 
messages. Similarly, any text under the 

[text_version]

 section is converted to the plain text 

message in the created text resource.