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Jarryd
Hi Ken,
Well what I can tell you is that if I take the source of one of these
problematic emails and replace the long HTML tag with a plain vanilla <HTML>
(no comments), it gets through. If, using the same method, I do what I want
and split the <HTML> tag over multiple lines, Word 2007 does re-write it all
on one line, as you suggested (el MS "massage").
So, the "comments" are affecting the delivery of messages because of the RFC
limit, and WordMail does not adhere to this limit by default nor by any form
of manipulation I know of, i.e. VBA, manual HTML code writing, or
application setting (of which there isn't one).
So, as you say, we have to live with what MS have given us. Really puts you
off upgrading though, doesn't it? Yes there are lots of other features, but
if don't do the basics, WHO CARES!?!?!?!
I have another plan... Exchange event sinks. I think I will try re-writing
my code in standard VB and registering it as an event sink and see if that
will do it. That way it is processed after Outlook or WordMail have lost
control of it.
Kind regards,
Jarryd
Well what I can tell you is that if I take the source of one of these
problematic emails and replace the long HTML tag with a plain vanilla <HTML>
(no comments), it gets through. If, using the same method, I do what I want
and split the <HTML> tag over multiple lines, Word 2007 does re-write it all
on one line, as you suggested (el MS "massage").
So, the "comments" are affecting the delivery of messages because of the RFC
limit, and WordMail does not adhere to this limit by default nor by any form
of manipulation I know of, i.e. VBA, manual HTML code writing, or
application setting (of which there isn't one).
So, as you say, we have to live with what MS have given us. Really puts you
off upgrading though, doesn't it? Yes there are lots of other features, but
if don't do the basics, WHO CARES!?!?!?!
I have another plan... Exchange event sinks. I think I will try re-writing
my code in standard VB and registering it as an event sink and see if that
will do it. That way it is processed after Outlook or WordMail have lost
control of it.
Kind regards,
Jarryd