An outlook calendar appointment attached to an email arrives at the
recipients inbox as a message. This occurs in Outlook 2007 with all updates
running under Win XP Pro, Win 7 RC and Win 7. Exchange server is not
involved; this occurs during the transmission of a simple email from point A
to point B. Any assistance will be appreciated regarding a solution.

It sounds like the TNEF encoding is being removed. The sender needs to
double click on the recipients name in the To field and verify its set to
use RTF. If either side is scanning mail with a virus scanner the TNEF part
could be removed or corrupted.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"Kokato" wrote in message
...
An outlook calendar appointment attached to an email arrives at the
recipients inbox as a message. This occurs in Outlook 2007 with all
updates
running under Win XP Pro, Win 7 RC and Win 7. Exchange server is not
involved; this occurs during the transmission of a simple email from point
A
to point B. Any assistance will be appreciated regarding a solution.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

It sounds like the TNEF encoding is being removed. The sender needs to
double click on the recipients name in the To field and verify its set to
use RTF. If either side is scanning mail with a virus scanner the TNEF part
could be removed or corrupted.

--

Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com/

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"Kokato" wrote in message
...
An outlook calendar appointment attached to an email arrives at the
recipients inbox as a message. This occurs in Outlook 2007 with all
updates
running under Win XP Pro, Win 7 RC and Win 7. Exchange server is not
involved; this occurs during the transmission of a simple email from point
A
to point B. Any assistance will be appreciated regarding a solution.

Thanks for the suggestion; however we experienced no change by forcing RTF or HTML. Both the firewall and virus scanner (AVG Internet Security) were neutralized during the tests.

You need to uninstall AVG and reinstall it without the Outlook integration.
It's known to cause issues, even when its turned off.

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"Kokato" wrote in message
...


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

It sounds like the TNEF encoding is being removed. The sender needs to
double click on the recipients name in the To field and verify its set to
use RTF. If either side is scanning mail with a virus scanner the TNEF
part
could be removed or corrupted.

--

Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com/

Outlook Tips by email:


EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:


"Kokato" wrote in message
...
An outlook calendar appointment attached to an email arrives at the
recipients inbox as a message. This occurs in Outlook 2007 with all
updates
running under Win XP Pro, Win 7 RC and Win 7. Exchange server is not
involved; this occurs during the transmission of a simple email from
point
A
to point B. Any assistance will be appreciated regarding a solution.

Thanks for the suggestion; however we experienced no change by forcing
RTF or HTML. Both the firewall and virus scanner (AVG Internet Security)
were neutralized during the tests.