>>> "BN" == Bob Newell writes: >> The message is forwarded, the attachments not > So this is how I do it, not completely ideal but working for me, your > mileage will vary. > ;;; There is no forward key in the article buffer, so make one. > ;;; Oddly gnus-summary-mail-forward seems to work correctly. > (define-key gnus-article-mode-map "\C-c\C-f" 'gnus-summary-mail-forward) > ;;; Make summary forwarding behave a little better. This also makes > ;;; message forwarding and summary forwarding consistent. But note that > ;;; if you wish to forward an attachment you must use M-2\C-c\C-f. > (setq message-forward-as-mime nil) > (setq message-forward-show-mml nil) > (setq message-forward-included-headers "^Date\\|^From\\|^To\\|^Subject:") > M-2\C-c\C-f unfortunately makes the whole message multipart (not just > the attachments). I have to yet to figure out how to put the message > inline and make the attachments a MIME part. Hi I found your webpage a couple of days ago and tried it out. Surprise: it does not work in the following sense. 1. When opening the message with the latest seamonkey (which is basically firefox+thunderbird), the message is *not* displayed and no attachment is seen 2. In the web interface of gmail it is even worse: I see stuff like this Uwe Brauer 8:02 AM (2 minutes ago)  to Uwe  RGVsaXZlcmVkLVRvOiBvdWJAbWF0LnVjbS5lcwpSZWNlaXZlZDogYnkgMjAwMjphMTc6OTA2Ojdm OTI6MDowOjA6MCB3aXRoIFNNVFAgaWQgZjE4Y3NwNzE5NTAyZWpyOyBGcmksIDMKIEFwciAyMDIw IDA5OjU2OjUzIC0wNzAwIChQRFQpClgtUmVjZWl2ZWQ6IGJ5IDIwMDI6YTFjOmRjNTU6OiB3aXRo IFNNVFAgaWQgdDgybXI5NDU5ODM4d21nLjYuMTU4NTkzMjk5Njg4OTsKIEZyaSwgMDMgQXByIDIw MjAgMDk6NTY6MzYgLTA3MDAgKFBEVCkKQVJDLVNlYWw6IGk9MTsgYT1yc2Etc2hhMjU2OyB0PTE1 ODU5MzI5OTY7IGN2PW5vbmU7IGQ9Z29vZ2xlLmNvbTsKIHM9YXJjLTIwMTYwODE2OwogYj1CbGZG Which looks like base64 encoding. In gnus, the message is displayed [[S/MIME Signed Part:Good signature from 285DB563F3701BD406D4FD057AA02D6E9200635A /CN=BRAUER UWE RICHARD OTTO - X2064123B/C=ES/SN=BRAUER/GN=UWE RICHARD OTTO/SerialNumber=IDCES-X2064123B (trust full)]] [[End of S/MIME Signed Part]] So something is very odd here. Uwe