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I just used Windows SMTP feature and it's working good thank you. 
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I just used Windows SMTP feature and it's working good thank you.

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In my network I have some programs that automatically generate outgoing emails to internal and external users. Recently I have migrated to online Exchange hosting for my company but I had to install a third party SMTP relay program to do my outgoing email for the automated email programs.<br />
Yesterday I did some testing and everything seem to work but I notice that when the email came through it funny looking characters in the body of the email, here is an Example of what one looks like:<br />
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[ y¿¿j)i¿o' o&quot;[1]5&quot; &nbsp;¿(~¿L¿¿'¿¿u¿5¿8¿0E^¿])¿vhj<wbr />Yby¿)¿zkzX<wbr />v¿d^\zkzXv<wbr />¿`¿¿-¿x¿5¿<wbr />4J¿¿Perfec<wbr />t Travel Notice: Created job 55 for customer Perfect Travel[1]{^¿¿¿i\¿(¿:¿AI¿¿<wbr />{]<br />
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But when I try the same test through my old Exchange server don’t have this problem. Any ideal why this might be happening?<br />
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Thanks
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In my network I have some programs that automatically generate outgoing emails to internal and external users. Recently I have migrated to online Exchange hosting for my company but I had to install a third party SMTP relay program to do my outgoing email for the automated email programs.
Yesterday I did some testing and everything seem to work but I notice that when the email came through it funny looking characters in the body of the email, here is an Example of what one looks like:

[ y¿¿j)i¿o' o"[1]5"  ¿(~¿L¿¿'¿¿u¿5¿8¿0E^¿])¿vhjYby¿)¿zkzXv¿d^\zkzXv¿`¿¿-¿x¿5¿4J¿¿Perfect Travel Notice: Created job 55 for customer Perfect Travel[1]{^¿¿¿i\¿(¿:¿AI¿¿{]

But when I try the same test through my old Exchange server don’t have this problem. Any ideal why this might be happening?

Thanks

Problems With SMTP Relay

Interactions between email servers and clients are governed by email protocols. The three most common email protocols are POP, IMAP and MAPI. Most email software operates under one of these (and many products support more than one).  The correct protocol must be selected, and correctly configured, if you want your email account to work.