On Nov 18, 1998, Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> wrote:

> Alexandre Oliva <oliva@dcc.unicamp.br> writes:


>> It would also be nice if gnus wouldn't spend two lines just to tell me
>> that the message contains a single plain-text part.  I'd prefer to
>> have the `[1. text]' line ommitted.

> You only get buttons in multipart messages.  Is it common to send
> multipart messages that only contain a single part?  Why would people
> do that?  (Except me, of course, over the past few days.  :-)

We're on the same boat :-)

I'm not sure this is common, but we could make it a special case if
gnus will keep posting such messages.  I don't think there's any
reason not to post them like this...

>> And how 'bout decoding the ugly `=?ISO...?=' encodings that appear in
>> headers of some messages, particularly ones posted with TM/SEMI?

> I haven't seen any Q encodings of headers in eons.  Could you give us
> an example?

I'd like to have attached a message containing such encodings, but I
couldn't find any way to do it.  

Here's a file containing such a message, anyway...