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Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> writes:

> I want to forward a message inline as text, without any MIME at all. How?
>
> C-u 1 C-c C-f below seem to be what I want, but if the article I'm
> forwarding contains multiparts, some mml code is inserted and the
> resulting mail will contain multiparts.  I can't find any combination of
> prefix args or `message-forward-as-mime', `message-forward-show-mml'
> settings that does what I want. Is it a bug in ARG 1 or do we really want
> yet another prefix arg to C-c C-f to forward decoded articles without
> MIME?

In this case, ARG 1 is not so useful.  The problem is how to present
the MIME parts in a plain text message. Only the content of the
article buffer?  Thoughts?

ShengHuo