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In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Greg Strong [GS] wrote:'
>> Some HTML messages are text/alternative, so they are sent twice,
>> once as plain text and once as HTML. Other are text/html, so there
>> is no plain text part.
GS> Is there a header which makes this differentiation?
The header 'Content-Type: multipart/alternative;' is specific for dual
formatted mail.
Unfortunately, once there's embedded graphics, sending the images with
the message, converts it to a multiple attachment message and the
content type is changed to 'Content-Type: multipart/mixed;'
I use my mailserver, MDaemon to strip attachments for messages with
the content type, 'multipart/alternative;'. In this way, I don't have
to keep the HTML version in my mailbases.
If the content is text/html, then I leave it alone since it's only
HTML format. If it's multipart/mixed;, I leave them alone since the
attachment may not be html.
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