Steve Tolkin writes:
> However a better approach, if viable, is converting the attachment
> to plain text and pasting it inline. Ideally this would
> preserve the fact that it once was an attached file, and it
> also the file's name.
> This should work with all non-binary files,
> [...]
I second this suggestion.
I too find it hard to read attached perl code, because I need
to save it to a file and view it separately.
It would be much more convenient to convert text attachments
into inline text with suitable headers.
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