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	Title		: The MIME Message/i18n Media Type
	Author(s)	: J. Klensin
	Filename	: draft-klensin-email-i18n-message-00.txt
	Pages		: 7
	Date		: 2004-2-3
	
Efforts to design an internationalization model for electronic mail
   frequently encounter situations in which an internationalized message
   -- perhaps one containing some headers with characters coded in UTF-8
   -- must be converted and transported over a traditional, 7-bit
   infrastructure.  This document provides a specification, building on
   the design of message/rfc822, for encapsulating messages with
   internationalized headers and/or body part content types.

   This specification is one of a group intended to provide a modified
   and extended email environment for fully internationalized email.
   If approved, it is expected to update the discussion of 'message/'
   content types in RFC 2046.

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