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Some email bodies appear blank and without content when viewed in OWA, Outlook 2007, 2010 Or Mac Mail but when viewed on an iPhone or iPad the content is visible, forwarding the blank email sends a blank email.<br />
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I have recreated the Mail Profile and the problem is the same <br />
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Server is &nbsp;2008 SR2, &nbsp;Exchange is 2010 SP1<br />
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It seems to be random, the emails can be HTML or Plain Text, Encrypted or not, Virus software is NOD32 on the Workstation and iMac and Panda (n-able) on the Exchange Server. The problem affects about 10 % of email<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated<br />
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Terry
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Some email bodies appear blank and without content when viewed in OWA, Outlook 2007, 2010 Or Mac Mail but when viewed on an iPhone or iPad the content is visible, forwarding the blank email sends a blank email.

I have recreated the Mail Profile and the problem is the same 

Server is  2008 SR2,  Exchange is 2010 SP1

It seems to be random, the emails can be HTML or Plain Text, Encrypted or not, Virus software is NOD32 on the Workstation and iMac and Panda (n-able) on the Exchange Server. The problem affects about 10 % of email

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Terry

Exchange 2010 Blank Email Bodies but not on iPhone

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