Hello Thomas, Wednesday, July 21, 2004, 5:59:07 PM, you wrote:
> How big is the message on the server? I am really surprised that two > email clients show different size for the same message. JH>> Do you have OUtlook? > No. Lucky you ;-) JH>> I pulled the message via d&d out into Explorer and zipped it, JH>> maybe that could help, too? > You can send to me by PM. I'll have a look-see. will do so, Sir. JH>>>> Any way how I can get this to work, or is this Billy-Boy-homebrewed? >>> Was it an HTML mail with embedded Excel table? If so, TB should have >>> displayed it properly. Check out the source (F9). If the table was on >>> the company LAN, just point out how dangerous OL is! JH>> Well I wonder abou the server, too, since he was mailing it CC: to my home JH>> address, too, and here TB! Also didn't display it, but it at least said JH>> ##OLE OBJECT## JH>> (but the size was only 1800 BYTES! so i was empty too. > I still subscribe to the idea that the file was not sent with the > message but resides on the server. well, all I can say is that the mail in Outlook was that big (35 k) and in TB it was a few bytes and empty. I think the server is doing bad things. Like, another thing, TB! can only connect to the server, when I also have Outlook up and running! And today I found another thing, and I can't go with that to the admin guys either. They would have a field day, and shut down TB :-( when I send a mail and I have people in the BCC: field, they never get the mail, confirmed with several mails to different people including back to myself. Everyone in the TO: and CC: gets the mail, BCC not. -- Best regards, Jürgen :eu-flag3: :de-bw: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/05/24/us_security_fiasco/ Using The Bat! v2.12.00, Opera v7.53.3850 on Win.XP.5.1.2600.SP1 * PGP key available on request: send mail with subject 'PGP key request'
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