>>>>> On 28 Aug 1998, François Pinard said:

  Kai> ,-----
  Kai> | * Root node
  Kai> |   [+] Part 1 of a multipart/mixed
  Kai> |       ( ) HTML version (multipart/alternative)
  Kai> |       (*) ASCII version
  Kai> |           bla bla bla bla bla...
  Kai> |   [-] Part 2 of multipart/mixed is a GIF (not displayed)
  Kai> |   [+] Part 3 of multipart/mixed
  Kai> `-----

  François> I'm not sure we really need that level of control before
  François> presentation, yet I presume we might discuss more cases to
  François> get a better idea.

I did not mean `before presentation'.  I meant that you get three
windows for MIME messages: the summary buffer, the toc buffer, and the
article buffer.  The TOC buffer contains the information shown above.
Which buttons (`[ ]' and `( )') are selected initially is determined
from the default settings.  Clicking one of buttons immediately
affects what is shown in the article buffer.

kai
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