M
Mukhtar
Outlook Express on Windows XP
When sending a pdf file as an attachment, the recipient gets this error
message: There was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and
could not be repaired. The same files when sent as an attachment from a
different application (hotmail e.g.) open properly so it appears that Outlook
is the culprit.
I found this generating PDF's from crystal reports.
The file is being truncated. I have found that this happens if the PDF is
below a certain size (around 10k but it depends). Essentially if the PDF is
a single page and only has a single section compressed with /FLATE, outlook
will truncate it.
When sending a pdf file as an attachment, the recipient gets this error
message: There was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and
could not be repaired. The same files when sent as an attachment from a
different application (hotmail e.g.) open properly so it appears that Outlook
is the culprit.
I found this generating PDF's from crystal reports.
The file is being truncated. I have found that this happens if the PDF is
below a certain size (around 10k but it depends). Essentially if the PDF is
a single page and only has a single section compressed with /FLATE, outlook
will truncate it.