the save button in the view window itselfthe main part is includedbecause not all mails have text part for messages that have only html for their main text partpymailgui displays plain text extracted from its html text in its own windowand opens web browser to view the mail with its html formatting againi'll say more on html-only mails later figure - main text part opened in pyedit besides images and plain textpymailgui also opens html and xml attachments in web browser and uses the windows registry to open well-known windows document types for exampledoc and docxxls and xlsxand pdf files usually openrespectivelyin wordexceland adobe reader figure - captures the response to the lp -pref html quick-access part button in figure - on my windows laptop if you inspect this screenshot closelyor run live for better lookyou'll notice that the html attachment is displayed in both web browser and pyedit windowthe latter can be disabled in mailconfigbut is on by default to give an indication of the html' encoding the quick-access buttons in the middle of the figure - view window are more direct way to open parts than split--you don' need to select save directoryand you can open just the part you want to view the split buttonthoughallows all parts to be opened in single stepallows you to choose where to save partsand supports an arbitrary number of parts files that cannot be opened automatically because of their type can be inspected in the local save directoryafter both split and quick-access button selections (pop up dialogs name the directory to use for thisafter fixed maximum number of partsthe quick-access row ends with button labeled "which simply runs split to save and open additional parts when selected figure - captures one such message in the guithis message is available in savedmail file version - if you want to view it offline-- relatively complex mailwith total parts of mixed types the pymailgui client