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Hi, |
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Am Freitag, 2. Februar 2007 schrieb Adrian: |
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> Greetings all -- |
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> When she sends emails from her Mac: |
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> Sometimes attachments don't arrive. |
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is this the case? Or are the attachments not visible in the client? I'm quite |
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shure there's a button to look at the mail source even in a client like |
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outlook. This way you can see, if the attachment is there, but not shown. |
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Another possibility is, that the mailserver disallows some types of attachment |
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and removes them if considered bad. Maybe your experts configured it this |
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way :) |
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> Sometimes the emails never arrive (or so people claim, never happens to |
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> me) |
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If so, it's not because she is using a mac. |
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> Sometimes her emails end up in the junk mail folder (again, never |
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> happens to me) |
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That's a question of how the filter is configured. Maybe somebody has her in |
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his blacklist :) |
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> Our "IT" people are telling here this is because Mac email is not |
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> "compatible" with PCs. My intuition & years of computer use is |
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> telling me this is bullshit. |
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Regarding MIME, some clients are somewhat special. So it is not necessarily |
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bullshit when attachments are not shown. It certainly is bullshit regarding |
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lost email or junkmail filtering. |
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> Thank you -- Adrian |
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Hth, |
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Michael |
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