Mat Hounsell <mat_geek@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Axel Wrote > > "You're misinterpreting the specs. It's not the MIME type that can > > have these > > additions, it's the HTTP content type. It has nothing to do with > > MIME types." > Possibly, but I am looking at the MIME spec not the HTTP spec. > http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2045 > > IETF RFC 2045 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part One: > Format > of Internet Message Bodies Argl, then say what document you're looking at next time ;-) Then let me rephrase the above to: "You're misinterpreting the specs. It's not the MIME type that can have these additions, it's the message content type. It has nothing to do with MIME types." Furthermore, it wouldn't make any sense to add these either. The only case where the encoding would be needed is text documents, and surprise, there is already an attribute for this one :) Bye, Axel.