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Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE (Kai Großjohann) writes:

> You can always frob mm-uu-beginning-regexp and perhaps
> mm-uu-type-alist.

Thanks. I already found mm-uu-configure-list which did what I wanted.

But my question is really whether the default makes any sense? Having
such features is great; turning them on by default is...well, not as
great. IMHO.

> M-x apropos-value RET #! RET is my friend.  It helped me find these
> things very quickly :-)

Oh, I should learn to use emacs sometime :-) I usually grep for these
things in the gnus/lisp directory...


Bjørn