Re: Can Gnus forward mails so that lesser readers can also read them?

Re: Can Gnus forward mails so that lesser readers can also read them?

[Eric S Fraga]

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On Friday, 16 Jun 2017 at 02:04, Dave Goldberg wrote:

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> A couple years ago I tried to troubleshoot this, comparing the MIME
> structure of an email forwarded by outlook and the same email
> forwarded by Gnus but I could not figure it out.

<OT> Reminds me of my attempt to handcraft a calendar invite in gnus
that Outlook would understand.  I know it's possible because Outlook
understands calendar invites coming from Google's calendar but I could
not get Outlook to accept my gnus/message generated emails as calendar
invites.  </OT>

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Re: Can Gnus forward mails so that lesser readers can also read them?

[Emanuel Berg]

Eric S Fraga <e.fraga@ucl.ac.uk> writes:

> Reminds me of my attempt to handcraft a calendar
> invite in gnus that Outlook would understand. I know
> it's possible because Outlook understands calendar
> invites coming from Google's calendar but I could
> not get Outlook to accept my gnus/message generated
> emails as calendar invites.

This reminds me of the blue-collar joke when one guy
asks for a knive in the hardware store. The clerk
says, "A knife? Sure, we have this one with two blades
and a cork screw." The customer hesitates, "Don't you
have one with only one blade, and two cork screws?"

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