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05 Nov 2013 | #1 |
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Unable to view email message.
Am using Windows Live Mail. Never had a problem before but I have received two emails from the same source in the last few days and neither one shows the email message in the message pane. I have searched for an answer but all the posts are when no messages appear in the message pane at all. Then a reinstall of WLM is recommended. My problem is just with this one sender. All other messages read fine. I can read the message if I click the Reply button. Everything appears as normal then. Here's a screenshot of a typical message.
![]() UK members will recognise the Sender as a UK Government body so it's no good asking them what format they send their emails by. Any ideas please |
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10 Nov 2013 | #2 |
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Hello John, sorry I just saw this. It looks like the sender is using HTML format that disagrees with WLM. Check on the View tab for a setting to read the email in plain text. A Guy
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10 Nov 2013 | #3 |
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John, have a look at suggestions about a font issue here:
Live Mail 2012 - messages from Yahoo! are blank A Guy |
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11 Nov 2013 | #4 |
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Hi Bill
Thanks for your response and aplologies for delay but I have looked further into this and the emails in question are from a UK Government department and just the emails from one email address are causing problems. Others from the same server but a different address are OK. So I have emailed the IT department to see what they say. I'll probably get jumped upon by the security sevice, they are all a bit jumpy at the moment, so if you don't hear from me for a while you'll know that I have been locked up in the Pokey! |
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11 Nov 2013 | #5 |
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your not a budgie smuggler are you
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11 Nov 2013 | #6 |
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I don't know! What is it?
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11 Nov 2013 | #7 |
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A government branch using old fonts wouldn't be a shock. You can apparently inspect the headers and see what fonts are used. Maybe not your issue, but sure makes sense why you can't see the text, that is obviously there. A Guy
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