How to save an attachment to an email to disk?

How to save an attachment to an email to disk?

[A. L. Meyers]

Please excuse this dumb question.  Sometimes receive emails with
attachments, e. g. M$ formats.  antiword automatically converts the
*.doc files to text and tells me e. g. that an *.rtf file is probably
rtf format but does not convert it to text.

How can one save such an attachment to disk?  Have searched through the
menus but have been unsuccessful finding the correct item.

Lucien
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Re: How to save an attachment to an email to disk?

[Nevin Kapur]

"A. L. Meyers" <nospam.look@replyto.because.this.is.invalid> writes:

> How can one save such an attachment to disk?  Have searched through the
> menus but have been unsuccessful finding the correct item.

K o runs `gnus-article-save-part'

Documentation:
Save MIME part N, which is the numerical prefix.

For example, to save a MIME part that looks like this:

[2. application/vnd.ms-excel; xyz.xls]...

use `2 K o'.

-Nevin