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To support PGP/MIME and S/MIME, mark based composing is provided. Remember the previous example.
----------------------------- attachments -----------------------------
Multipart/Mixed 1/
1 Text/Plain(guess) CoverPage*
B 2 Image/Gif MagicPoint logo mgp.gif
Q 3 Application/Postscript Presentation Material ohp.ps
4 .
--------0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9--------------------------------------------
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You can find the ‘B’ mark and the ‘Q’ mark at the beginning of the line. Mew provides you with a new concept of "encoding". Encoding includes Base64, Quoted-Printable, Gzip64 (Gzip + Base64), signature, encryption.
At present, 8 marks are prepared.
No encoding. But 8bit text would be encoded.
Base64
Quoted-Printable
Gzip64 (compressed with gzip then encoded with Base64. This is experimental. Do not use this if receivers do not use Mew.)
Sign with PGP
Encrypt with PGP
Sign with S/MIME
Encrypt with S/MIME
Additional key binding for marks in attachments is as follows:
Put the ‘B’ mark to encode with Base64.
Put the ‘Q’ mark to encode with Quoted-Printable.
Put the ‘G’ mark to encode with Gzip64. This is applicable only to Text/Plain and Application/Postscript since compression is not effective with other objects. For example, JPEG is already compressed.
Put the ‘PS’ mark to sign with PGP.
Put the ‘PE’ mark to encrypt with PGP. Input decrypters' addresses.
Put the ‘SS’ mark to sign with S/MIME.
Put the ‘SE’ mark to encrypt with S/MIME. Input decrypters' addresses.
Unmark. The original mark appears.
Consider the following example: The second part will be signed with PGP then encrypted with PGP for "kazu". Don't be alarmed. Its description is overwritten but saved. The third part will be encoded with Gzip64.
----------------------------- attachments -----------------------------
Multipart/Mixed 1/
1 Text/Plain(guess) CoverPage*
PSPE 2 Image/Gif kazu@example.org mgp.gif
G 3 Application/Postscript Presentation Material ohp.ps
4 .
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After applying marks, type ‘C-cC-m’ or ‘C-cC-c’ to create messages.
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