On Thu, 26 Sep 1996 18:30:27 -0700
"Lewis Geer (Exchange)" <lewisg@Exchange.Microsoft.com> wrote:
Section 7:
New Text:
When the sending MUA sends objects that reference each other within an
email message, the sending MUA SHOULD attempt to use the Content-ID
method (as defined in section 8.3). This will avoid problems the
receiving MUA will have in parsing non-typed fields (such as PARAM
fields in OBJECT tags) that are contained in the html. In the case
where the email message contains MICs, it may be necessary for the
sending MUA to use the Content-Location method (as defined in section
8.2) in order for the receiving MUA to be able to verify the MICS, as
well as to verify the message against its WWW counterpoint.
I for one agree with this change. MICs aside the "cid:" approach
is much easier to implement (speaking from experience).