In OE 6 (Windows XP, SP2), I recently have begun receiving an occasional
message from one sender that appears to be part of another message that I
have already received from another sender, but somewhat garbled. Any ideas?

Thanks.

I just noticed another problem. A message in my inbox was readable the first
time I clicked on it, but then when I went back to it, it was full of code.
Thanks for any help.



"robin" wrote in message
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In OE 6 (Windows XP, SP2), I recently have begun receiving an occasional
message from one sender that appears to be part of another message that I
have already received from another sender, but somewhat garbled. Any
ideas?

Thanks.

Delete your Temporary Internet Files, accepting the prompt to delete all
offline content. Have the sender do the same thing.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User) since 2002
AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net; DTS-L http://dts-l.org/

robin wrote:
I just noticed another problem. A message in my inbox was readable the
first
time I clicked on it, but then when I went back to it, it was full of
code.
Thanks for any help.



"robin" wrote in message
...
In OE 6 (Windows XP, SP2), I recently have begun receiving an occasional
message from one sender that appears to be part of another message that I
have already received from another sender, but somewhat garbled. Any
ideas?

Thanks.

OK, thanks. I'll try that.


"PA Bear" wrote in message
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Delete your Temporary Internet Files, accepting the prompt to delete all
offline content. Have the sender do the same thing.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User) since 2002
AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net; DTS-L http://dts-l.org/

robin wrote:
I just noticed another problem. A message in my inbox was readable the
first
time I clicked on it, but then when I went back to it, it was full of
code.
Thanks for any help.



"robin" wrote in message
...
In OE 6 (Windows XP, SP2), I recently have begun receiving an occasional
message from one sender that appears to be part of another message that
I
have already received from another sender, but somewhat garbled. Any
ideas?

Thanks.

"robin" wrote in message
...
In OE 6 (Windows XP, SP2), I recently have begun receiving an occasional
message from one sender that appears to be part of another message that I
have already received from another sender, but somewhat garbled. Any ideas?


Use Message, Combine and Decode...



Thanks.

"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote in message
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"robin" wrote in message
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In OE 6 (Windows XP, SP2), I recently have begun receiving an occasional
message from one sender that appears to be part of another message that I
have already received from another sender, but somewhat garbled. Any
ideas?


Use Message, Combine and Decode...



Thanks.

Thanks, but it's grayed out.

"robin" wrote in message
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Use Message, Combine and Decode...


Thanks, but it's grayed out.


After you selected the messages you want to apply the command to? ; )

BTW did you try the Help (F1)? There is a separate article about
Combine and Decode which you don't even need to search for.
Just use the Index.


Note: Please do not overtype lines from previous posts.
It makes it difficult to identify if a reply has been made.
Some newsreaders use color coding to show who wrote what
so if you overwrite someone else's line you confound that
mechanism too.


HTH

Robert
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"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote in message
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"robin" wrote in message
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Use Message, Combine and Decode...


Thanks, but it's grayed out.


After you selected the messages you want to apply the command to? ; )

BTW did you try the Help (F1)? There is a separate article about
Combine and Decode which you don't even need to search for.
Just use the Index.


Note: Please do not overtype lines from previous posts.
It makes it difficult to identify if a reply has been made.
Some newsreaders use color coding to show who wrote what
so if you overwrite someone else's line you confound that
mechanism too.


HTH

Robert
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Robert, I thought that Combine and Decode was for combining parts of a large
message that are sent in smaller sections. The problem I was having involved
discreet messages from different senders that were somehow combining on
their own. I think that is why the "Combine and Decode" option remains
grayed out even when the messages are selected.

At any rate, I haven't had the problem since I deleted my Temporary Internet
files, so I'll just have to wait and see if it crops up again. Many thanks
for your responses.

robin