>>>>> "Abdelrazak" == Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Abdelrazak> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: >>>>>>> "christian" == christian ridderstrom >>>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> christian> Maybe you should attach it in MIME format? >> >> What does this mean? Inline vs attached? Aren't both of these >> things MIME? Abdelrazak> AFAIU: 1) Inline means "in the body text", i.e. no Abdelrazak> attachment. This is not an attachment, this is cut and paste. Abdelrazak> 2) Attachment can be of multiple format Abdelrazak> - MIME format: means that I cannot view then inlined These ones are not bad with proper mime type. Unfortunately some tools like Mail.app are not able to set this. Abdelrazak> - the format used by default by thunderbird: I can view Abdelrazak> them inlined, even though they are attachments really. The Abdelrazak> problem is that web mailers transform that to inline Abdelrazak> proper. This is inlined mime attachments. It seems that Thunderbird can only produce this sort. I think you should all do as I do and use emacs+gnus. It does it all :) JMarc
