Garth Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>> In particular, if you send a multipart message of the form:
>>
>> Paragraph of text
>>
>> ## (this is some attachment)
>>
>> Paragraph of text
>>
>> ..then the 2nd paragraph of text should appear in exactly the same form
>> in the message (in raw form) than the first paragraph, so it's no more
>> likely to be intended to be a text attachment than the first paragraph,
>> which is generally shown as text.
>
>Again, depends on Content-Disposition. That's what that
>header is for.
So if the text parts (the surrounding paragraphs) have no
Content-Disposition header? My understanding of the RFCs is for such
text parts to be displayed the same as each other, if they have the same
part headers. This is where many user agents break down, showing the
first as an inline paragraph of text and the second as a separate text
attachment.
Neil
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