Barry said:
Please, can you quote previous messages - the most frequent posters answer
dozens of questions a day in these forums, and not having the previous parts
of the thread makes it more difficult to sort out problems. This is in your
best interest, you are more likely to get an answer if the other person can
follow the thread through its various stages.
Now, can you please explain in more detail what the problem is and what you
have tried.
In your first post you said:
I take it you mean you have lines & lines of seemingly random text?
Is this with all recipients or just one in particular?
What settings are you using for compression/encoding? Try Appledouble
encoding, no compression
Then, in a later message you said:
Please explain further - what internet email account did you use? Did you
mean by webmail? Did you send those mails to you, or to a recipient who was
having trouble receiving attachments through entourage?
Got you, so here it is with the quote. I hope it is enough to follow.
All files (office, pdf, images) are indeed showing seemingly random
text or simply cannot be opened.
When received on Mail a warning shows up saying 'impossible to open
this file, it may have been corrupted, or cannot be recognized by the
application...'
This is with all recipients outside of my Exchange domain.
Recipients (mac or pc) within the same domain can open attachements
without problems.
I have naturally already tried all combinations of settings of
coding/compression (appledouble, windows, compression on or off, with
or without extension, etc...) without luck.
Now, when I use my same Exchange account but via Safari or Firefox on
Outlook Web Access instead of using Entourage, the same files are sent
properlly to all recipients inside or outside my domain.
When I was on Outlook2001 on the sames account, I never encountered
this type of problem and verified that today the same file are still
sent OK with Outlook and get corrupted via Entourage.
The other way round, I also configured Entourage to access my private
email (internet pop account) and files are also sent properly to any
account in or out of the Exchange domain.
In short it looks as if this corrupted attachments problem is really
just when using Entourage on Exchange to recipients outside the
Exchange domain.
I hope this clarifies the symptoms.
Thanks for your support.