Provided by:
af_2.4.3-3_i386 
NAME
mime.charsets - list of character sets which are ASCII supersets
DESCRIPTION
The mime.charsets file lists MIME character sets which are a superset
of us-ascii, ie that characters 0 to 255 are the same as in us-ascii.
This is true of the iso-8859-* character sets which are standardised
for use in internet mail.
Af uses this information to determine whether to display the text of a
message in a given charset, or to treat it as an unknown type.
Lines in the file which start with a ’#’ are treated as comments and
ignored, as are blank lines. Each other line lists a character set
which is an ASCII superset.
EXAMPLE
# A sample mime.charsets file.
us-ascii
iso-8859-1
iso-8859-2
FILES
$HOME/.mime.charsets user’s list of character sets.
/etc/af/mime.charsets
global list of character sets for af.
/etc/mime.charsets,
/usr/etc/mime.charsets,
/usr/local/etc/mime.charsets
global lists of character sets for all mailers.
AUTHOR
Malc Arnold.
SEE ALSO
af(1), ‘‘The Af Reference Manual’’.
MIME.CHARSETS(5)