In an article "Stefan Gvdel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | David Z. Maze writes: | > | > Stefan Gödel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | > SG> I'm trying to send a mail with some big attachments. I use xemacs for | > SG> mail reading and writing and it splits this message into several | > SG> pieces. This is a problem, because the mail reader of the recipient is | > SG> not able to get those pieces together again. Is there a way to avoid | > SG> the splitting? | > | > Which mail reader (Gnus/vm/rmail/mh-e/?) are you using? | > | | Hi David, | | I'm using VM. Does this really matter? I always felt that reading and | writing / sending of mail are very distinct from each other (at least in | xemacs). I'm using the usual mail mode with mime extensions to write | my mail.
It does matter, but my guess would be that you're using the TM MIME package. If so, you can toggle this behavior with the "MIME-Edit" menu item "About Split", or with the key sequence "C-c C-x /". Also, as I believe David pointed out, you can disable it completely by editing your ~/.emacs file and adding: (setq mime-editor/split-message nil) Gary Hennigan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
