kkaltenbach
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OL2000: HTML Messages Arrive Incomplete
I have an HTML message that e-mails out daily to about 100 users in the company. Three users cannot read the entire message. For each of the 3, a portion is cut off (not the same on each). All have applied the lates critical updates and security patches from MS. All have tried setting their Mail Format at HTML and Rich Text, but no help.
Does anyone know of other settings we can check on their PCs to solve this?
Does anyone know of other settings we can check on their PCs to solve this?
If the recipients review the html source, is the text mising from there as well? (have them right click on the body and select View | Source)
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Yes, the text is missing from the Source as well. It's just cut off at whatever point the HTML is cut off.
Weird... All users connect to a microsoft exchange server or something else? If something else, what type of account (POP/IMAP)? The reason that I ask is that I'm wondering if the message is being corrupted during transmission.
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Weird, I agree! All are on the same Exchange server, although each is in a different remote office. But connections are through the WAN. I just wondered if there are any settings for Outlook or IE (security or file-size, maybe) that could cause it.
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Thanks! I hadn't thought about the NAV software, and I'll bet it's got something to do with it. I'll check things out with the tools you mentioned, and see if disabling the NAV for a period takes care of it.
Kkaltenbach...Did you ever figure out what was up with your problem??? We are having exactly the same issue with one of our remote sites.
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bangowest: I never did get a final solution. The network team didn't want to disable the antivirus software (Norton), so I was unable to test whether that was causing the problem. I suspected it was, since only the html messages were affected. Eventually, the company was bought out by another that used Lotus Notes instead, so the problem disappeared.
O.K. well thanks anyway. If I come up with an answer, do you want me to let you know?
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That would be great! Never know when I might come across the same problem, and it would certainly help anyone else who looks up this question. Good luck!