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Using Outlook 2003 on an XP SP1 box with the multilanguage
option selected for the OS.
When I create an email message using RTF as the format and
attach a file with an asian doublebyte filename, it
attaches it into the body of the email and all the
doublebyte characters are replaced with question marks
(?????.doc).
If I change the email format to HTML and attach the same
file, it attaches the file to a new field
called "Attach.." under the "Subject:" field and the
multibyte characters show up just fine.
Why don't the characters show up when I use RTF? Is this a
known limitation and is there anyway around it?
Thanks for any help.
option selected for the OS.
When I create an email message using RTF as the format and
attach a file with an asian doublebyte filename, it
attaches it into the body of the email and all the
doublebyte characters are replaced with question marks
(?????.doc).
If I change the email format to HTML and attach the same
file, it attaches the file to a new field
called "Attach.." under the "Subject:" field and the
multibyte characters show up just fine.
Why don't the characters show up when I use RTF? Is this a
known limitation and is there anyway around it?
Thanks for any help.