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Andreas Fuchs <asf@void.at> writes:

> Something looking like this (inspired by speedbar):
>
> [-] Part 1 [Message] (signed)
>  [+] Part 1 [Message] (signed, failed)
>  [ ] foobar.gif [Image] (signed)
> [+] Part 2 [Message] (signed, untrusted)
>
> I can imagine that this could only be compromised by a w3 page with
> frames. Maybe I'll hack something together, but don't hold your breath
> yet. (-:

Hint: looks very similar to the output you get if pressing `C-d' on a
MIME message.

Cheers, Ray
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