Ever since I upgraded from PowerMail 5 to 6, I have received HTML emails from one non-profit organization only to see a bunch of Chinese/Japanese characters appear when viewed in PowerMail. They worked fine in PowerMail 5. - When I view the emails in text format, they are readable. - When I attempt reply to one of the emails when the Chinese/Japanese characters are visible, an error -8751 appears. - When I forward one of the emails when the Chinese/Japanese characters are visible, the Chinese/Japanese characters are in the forwarded email along with an HTML attachment. When I open the generated HTML attachment in Safari, the email is rendered perfectly.
Any clues? Yes, there obviously is something different about the way the HTML emails are generated by the sender. But why would the generated HTML attachment display fine in Safari and PowerMail can't display the email content correctly? Larry Mac OS 10.6.1 PowerMail 6.0.3 Mac Pro
