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I am using Lion 10.7.2 and just noticed that when I try to save an email as rtf, do not saves attachments despite having checked the due box in the 'save as' dialog.
This problem also happened to me when snow leopard was launched and solved about three months later with a newer mail version.
Does anyone know is this bug with mail is already fixed? I can't find a newer version of mail than 5.1.
Thanks

I checked what you say, I chose a message with pictures. If I open the rtfd text with Nisus, I dan hardly see a part of one picture only. If I open it with TextEdit, I can see the whole message + pictures.
My find is that Mail.app saves text in frames, so other apps may not correctly read the whole text and the attachment, even if there, are not displayed. TextEdit behaves OK.
Therefore it is important what app you use to open saved message.
There may be other attachments, which cannot be of course saved in a document, e.g. a zip archive or so.

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