Any number of response text documents can have their rich or plain text body field appended to an email message.
After a while, you just stay with the plain text, because it's easier.
Since JSON is just plain text with a simple bracketed structure, many channels can exchange a JSON message.
The message can be plain text or XML, and you can use isSetBody to determine whether the message body has been set.
Mixed content -- the ability to mix child elements and plain text in XML elements -- has spotty support in some schema languages, which is unfortunate since it is one of the defining features of XML.
For example, a word processing application might want to transfer text in RTF and plain text.
This structure ensures that plain text and markup content is serialized in an unambiguous and consistent way.
Sure, die-hard readers will scoff at the notion that color could enhance the experience of reading plain text, and they’d be right.
Note: Although you don't absolutely need to have an editor other than a plain text editor, I find that it really helps to have syntax highlighting and syntax error-correcting.
The receiving application then decrypts the message upon receipt, converting from ciphertext back to plain text.
encoding: The byte (or sequence of bytes) representing each character in an HTML or plain text file.
The XML representation of a message is a plain text file, so it is generally much larger than an equivalent representation in another format (such as delimited, binary, or custom formats).
The default form of HTTP authentication, "basic authentication," sends passwords in plain text.
As you can see, the plain text you want to write should be added first, with placeholders for any variables you might want to include in the message.
the activity of converting from plain text into code.
If you write a cover letter in a word-processing program, strip away all formatting and save the file as plain text.
Later, you'll see how to encode the password so that it doesn't appear in plain text in your code.
If all you've got are long paragraphs of plain text, you'll never be read.
The technology for converting the audio tracks of video via speech recognition to plain text indexed to time-code has been around for a while.
Using plain text display can greatly speed up.
You use the POST method instead of the GET method because URLs of the GET method are logged in the Domino log, and anyone who accesses the log can see the user name and password in plain text.
