Well, just put on your Carnak the Magnificent hat. <grin> OK, this does not happen to all messages, but once a message appears truncated, it is always truncated, whether they move it or reply to it. They all use Outlook 98 on Windows 98 with IE 5. Messages are only from other internal Exchange users so far with no attachments and it is the body of the message that is truncated. Messages are viewable in Preview pane, but are truncated there also. If a message was sent to multiple users, the other users see the whole message. Messages do not truncate at 256 characters or anything simple like that. The sender can send additional messages (of equal length) that are not affected, so it does not seem to be related to the sender or the message length.
Replacing their PCs with one that has our latest image lets them view the message properly. So I imagine that reimaging this person's PC will fix it for him. But still looking for a cause. I see absolutely NOTHING on this anywhere I've looked (Microsoft, Google, etc.). I also searched on here and didn't find it. Maybe I didn't go back far enough.) Like I said, a weird one... > I bit more info would be nice! Where are the messages from - Exchange users, > internet, other? Are they always from the same people or different? Are they > displayed properly in Preview Pane? Is it the body that's cut off or > attachments (if any) as well. > > Some of us are well qualified but we're not blooming mindreaders! > > Kevin > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kevin Fricke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 07 June 2002 16:40 > To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues > Subject: Weird one...truncated messages > > > Messages are truncating for users when viewed through Outlook. So far, I > have had three users that report messages that just cut off in the middle. > I pull up the message, I see the whole thing. They pull it up, and it cuts > off in the same place each time. I have witnessed the behavior. It was > Outlook 98 for each of the first two instances. Not sure on the third yet. > > The first two times, we simply replaced their PCs; it turned out that > their PCs were underpowered for what they did anyway. Now, a third case > has turned up and I do not think management is going to condone my > throwing a new PC at the problem everytime it crops up. > > Anyone seen anything like this? > > List Charter and FAQ at: > http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm List Charter and FAQ at: http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm
