setfere.blogg.se - april 2023

I have 3 accounts set in Outlook (2 IPAM and 1 POP) and I never had any error messages or font issues apart form the following:īefore this upgrade I had (and still have) the known issue regarding the 7-bit character set when the format encoding is set to AUTO.

Unable to set preferred encoding for outbound messages in Outlook 2011 - Microsoft AnswersĬhar encoding of emails is changing - Microsoft Answers Here some insights: Manually setting the Text Encoding to UTF-8 (Format -> Text Encoding -> Unicode (UTF-8) does indeed "fix" the problem. If it doesn't, it isn't a font issue, though it could mean that character is not printable in the default display font. if it is a font issue, then viewing in plain text should resolve that.

you'll probably see a confused mess of different line endings, with both 012 and 015 appearing individually.

In a terminal window run "od -tc my_mail_message.txt | less".

Choose File > Duplicate, choose File > Save, type a name, choose where you want to save the document, and then click Save.

If you cannot tell if non-printable characters are present, save a copy of the message source to a text file:.

This will open the email as sent in textpad, from where you may be able to see if the content is correct.

To determine which is the issue, in the folder's message list, command-click on the message and select "view source" from the context menu.

it isn't clear if this is an issue with message content or rendering.

This question is old, but still appears on the first page of "unanswered," so I wanted to add a few points.