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Hello,

	when forwarding mail, message.el (or is it TM?) is enclosing
the forwarded mail into a "Content-type: message/rfc822" MIME
enclosure.  This is nice, however the enclosed mail doesn't keep the
original encoding type, so when viewing the forwarded mail using Gnus
(or any other MUA), the enclosed mail is not decoded.  This is
especially painfull when the original mail contained quoted-printable
text. 

	is there any way around this?

	...David

-- 
// d a v i d  l e b e l  <lebel@socom.com>      http://www.socom.com/~lebel/
// analyst / system administrator / hacker          socom technologies, inc.
// " thoughts from above hit the people down below, people in this world, we
//   have no place to go. "                       -- new order, _temptation_