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Richard Lewis Haggard
I'm a developer in a company that makes software that encrypts email messages and am working on a bug that says that if an email was created in Outlook in Rich Text format and has elements in it like a table then the Rich Text formating is lost upon receipt of the email. It looks like Outlook is looking at the encrypted email and deciding that it must be text and all formatting is lost. The actual data itself is still present in the received email and is displayed in simple Text format but the Rich Text formatting is lost.
So, the real question is 'How does Outlook know what sort of formatting is to be applied to an incoming email?' Outlook is normally pretty good about discriminating between text, rich text and HTML, but what is the mechanism by which such logic is performed? What fields in the email let Outlook determine what sort of formatting is to be used to display the email?
Thanks
So, the real question is 'How does Outlook know what sort of formatting is to be applied to an incoming email?' Outlook is normally pretty good about discriminating between text, rich text and HTML, but what is the mechanism by which such logic is performed? What fields in the email let Outlook determine what sort of formatting is to be used to display the email?
Thanks