Re: Forward Multipart HTML?

I get the "sent as attachments" prompt when I have full headers enabled.
I've not tried it in this scenario, but in general it seems to send
everything. You might try that as it is a bit less messey.

Dave Morris

On Mon, 8 Oct 2007, Mats Dufberg wrote:

> On Oct 1, 2007, 11:06 (-0400) Ross <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > When forwarding a message, attachments are included. However,
> > multipart message parts are lost, the HTML part anyway. I suppose
> > it is not really an attachment.
> >
> > I prefer ASCII-text for myself, yet there are times HTML must be
> > sent attached or otherwise, to include URLs & other referecnces that
> > are lost in a bad multipart message design. I find too many list
> > subscriptions People receive as multipart 1.1, 1.2, ..., or worse, &
> > the ASCII-text part is not truly complete, or Mime is cutting
> > something out. The URLs will not display readily or forward with the
> > message. Some ASCII-text parts do not contain the URLs, & the HTML
> > part must be viewed via browser or such.
> >
> > All my attempts to forward an HTML part without saving the part
> > first then manually attaching it fail.
> >
> > Is there something I am missing?
>
> If you forward the message as an attachment, then the entire mail is
> attached to your mail. To do that you have to do a trick. Pine only
> offers that if you selct more than one mail and then do "a(pply)" och
> "f(orward)". If you choose attach, then the messages are attached.
>
> In this case you only want to forward one mail. If you select another one
> and attach them, you can actualle remove the extra mail. Your left with a
> message with one message attached.
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