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O/S: Windows Vista
Firewall: Comodo
Anti-virus: Avast (e-mail scanning turned off).
Mail filtering: Mailwasher Pro.
(Tests reveal that none of the above has caused this issue).
I have read and tried a lot of the suggestions concerning this problem.
Here's what I have discovered.
1. If I CTRL+A and copy the contents of the original inbound e-mail into a
text editor, such as Wordpad, I get the same effect (missing body text) as
the e-mail. However, if within the text editor, I press CRTL+A I can see the
highlighted text. Click inside the text editor and everything except for the
hyperlinks disappears from view, i.e. I'm back where I started.
2. I also tried CTRL+A + Copy + Paste Special into Word and the e-mail
copied successfully as Unformatted Text or Unformatted Unicode Text. When I
tried either RTF or HTML format, only the hyperlinks were visible, exactly
the same condition the e-mails are arriving in.
Therefore, this has to be a problem with the format of inbound e-mails.
Question: How does one prevent Outlook from stripping away the (HTML)
formatting, thereby rendering the e-mail text invisible to the recipient?
Firewall: Comodo
Anti-virus: Avast (e-mail scanning turned off).
Mail filtering: Mailwasher Pro.
(Tests reveal that none of the above has caused this issue).
I have read and tried a lot of the suggestions concerning this problem.
Here's what I have discovered.
1. If I CTRL+A and copy the contents of the original inbound e-mail into a
text editor, such as Wordpad, I get the same effect (missing body text) as
the e-mail. However, if within the text editor, I press CRTL+A I can see the
highlighted text. Click inside the text editor and everything except for the
hyperlinks disappears from view, i.e. I'm back where I started.
2. I also tried CTRL+A + Copy + Paste Special into Word and the e-mail
copied successfully as Unformatted Text or Unformatted Unicode Text. When I
tried either RTF or HTML format, only the hyperlinks were visible, exactly
the same condition the e-mails are arriving in.
Therefore, this has to be a problem with the format of inbound e-mails.
Question: How does one prevent Outlook from stripping away the (HTML)
formatting, thereby rendering the e-mail text invisible to the recipient?