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Old August 23rd 06, 05:10 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Santosh
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Default Mail messages dont come up fully

Hello Geniuses,

I seem to be having a weird issue, there are three different users, All on
the same exchange server. When one forwards e-mails. one recipient gets it
completely and the other does not see the complete E-Mail. The user is
receiving E-Mails in HTML format. is there a problem with outlook settings
on the laptop. kindly help me with this issue.

Thank you,
Santosh.R


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Old August 23rd 06, 07:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Brian Tillman
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Santosh wrote:

I seem to be having a weird issue, there are three different users,
All on the same exchange server. When one forwards e-mails. one
recipient gets it completely and the other does not see the complete
E-Mail. The user is receiving E-Mails in HTML format. is there a
problem with outlook settings on the laptop. kindly help me with this
issue.


Any mail scanning software like antivirus or -spam involved?
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Brian Tillman
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Old August 23rd 06, 07:40 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Santosh
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Default Mail messages dont come up fully

No sir, i have seen this happening with others sometime ago. and this
happened today after a long time. one of my friend tells me that its an
issue with the HTML formatting is that true..??

Thank you for your reply..!!

Santosh.R

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Santosh wrote:

I seem to be having a weird issue, there are three different users,
All on the same exchange server. When one forwards e-mails. one
recipient gets it completely and the other does not see the complete
E-Mail. The user is receiving E-Mails in HTML format. is there a
problem with outlook settings on the laptop. kindly help me with this
issue.


Any mail scanning software like antivirus or -spam involved?
--
Brian Tillman



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Old August 23rd 06, 10:03 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Brian Tillman
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Default Mail messages dont come up fully

Santosh wrote:

No sir, i have seen this happening with others sometime ago. and this
happened today after a long time. one of my friend tells me that its
an issue with the HTML formatting is that true..??


Maybe, but it's more often the fault of a scanner screwing with the message.
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