I am attaching (not forwarding) a message which repeats exactly the same
content, once as 'Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8' and once as
'Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8'. mhshow ignores the first, so it must
somehow realize that the two contents are identical. I prefer that when the
two contents are identical mhshow ignore the text/html and use the text/plain.
In practice, is this situation sufficiently rare that I can forget about it?
If not, how can I tell mhshow to ignore the text/html instead of the
text/html, when the two contents are identical and mhshow knows that?
I now have the environment variable, LC_ALL, set to en_US.utf8. My terminal
emulator uses 'Unicode (UTF-8)'. I will attach ~/.mh_profile.
Norman Shapiro
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Yes indeed Norm. You and I built a very cool piece of software together.
I'm sorry I didn't manage to find a better destination for it.
But I got an inquiry as recently as last week, and I hear the fellows at EL
and RAND still find use for it once in awhile.
The central concepts I still intend to make use of again, one of these day.
Thanks for all your work getting it as far as you did.
cheers
steve
On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 9:28 AM, <norm(_at_)dad(_dot_)org> wrote:
Norman Shapiro
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