Ok, I have a user who's claiming that when they try to send an attachment
the user receiving the attachment receives the attachment that I've included
in this e-mail. It's called "winmail.dat" Does anyone know what this is
all about?
Here is the message that our user gave us explaining the situation:
"I sent the letter below to a client. His response was that, while he could
read the letter, he could not open the attachment. I did not include an
attachment. Is this "mystery attachment" perhaps caused by the font that I
use for my email address? I have gotten this same response from other
clients--but not all of them. But, I don't always use the same font on my
signature. This is the only thing I can think of. Or, does it have
anything to do with the fact that I send stuff in Message Rich Text? Or
perhaps it has to do with the system that is receiving the document.
Please help me figure this out because I would like to eliminate the
confusion of the "mystery attachment". By the way, here is the attachment
that shows up on return emails from said clients."
Now, I think the Rich Text part has something to do with it, but I'm not
sure if the type of font being used is a problem. I also noticed that the
attachment comes embedded within the e-mail body which I believe I've seen
on this list in regards to Rich Text being the culprit. Any ideas will be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Angel Castillo, MCSE, MCP+I
MIS Dept. Jobs.com
IMail System Administrator
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(214) 273-7629
"When you love what you do...you're alive!"
winmail.dat
