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Steve Vincent
I recently detached my copy of Outlook 2003 from the Exchange server I
formerly used and built a new profile to connect to an IMAP service. Whereas
messages from Russian colleagues had arrived correctly formatted in all
respects on the Exchange server, Outlook can no longer present Cyrillic
fonts in the subject line or the From line. Nor can I switch to the Russian
font when I'm drafting new messages.
If I look at incoming Russian messages on myISP's web interface, the subject
line and the from line are presented properly. Once they arrive in Outlook,
however, they get converted to question marks or little empty boxes.
I'm using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP and I have Russian language support
installed on the o/s. I thought to upgrade to Outlook 2007 but a web search
on "outlook cyrillic subject" suggests that people who had the problem I
describe and upgraded to Outlook 2007 still had the same problem.
Surely somebody has figured out the solution, but I can't find it. Help!
-Steve Vincent
steve at canyontech dotcom
formerly used and built a new profile to connect to an IMAP service. Whereas
messages from Russian colleagues had arrived correctly formatted in all
respects on the Exchange server, Outlook can no longer present Cyrillic
fonts in the subject line or the From line. Nor can I switch to the Russian
font when I'm drafting new messages.
If I look at incoming Russian messages on myISP's web interface, the subject
line and the from line are presented properly. Once they arrive in Outlook,
however, they get converted to question marks or little empty boxes.
I'm using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP and I have Russian language support
installed on the o/s. I thought to upgrade to Outlook 2007 but a web search
on "outlook cyrillic subject" suggests that people who had the problem I
describe and upgraded to Outlook 2007 still had the same problem.
Surely somebody has figured out the solution, but I can't find it. Help!
-Steve Vincent
steve at canyontech dotcom