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Gil
Hi everyone,
I belong to a college that has their own email system. They have
limited "features" associated with their system; however, I'm able to
have my student emails not only going to the inbox at the college, but
also my Outlook 2007 (non-college) email address.
What I'm hoping to do is take my emails (the one's I want to save) from
folders within the school's email system and forward them to my Outlook
address.
I tried to forward emails, but it changes the email message and
attachment (if there is one) to an .eml attachment. I don't receive it
in Outlook, but get a message kicked back to me in my college email
inbox. Here is the message:
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This message has been rejected because it has a potentially executable
attachment "Attachment Re: Graded Millennium Project & Final
Grade.eml"
This form of attachment has been used by recent viruses or other
malware.
If you meant to send this file then please package it up as a zip file
and
resend it.
===============================
I contacted the college and this was their response:
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The error you are receiving when you try to forward .eml files could be
caused by the receiving email provider or the software you use to access
your email if you use a 3rd party vendor like Outlook to access your
messages. This is not a message that is generated by our email system.
===============================
The negative to using reply for messages with attachments is that I
have to save the attachment to my desktop, then re-attach it to the
replied message. I gave it a try on several messages and they are not
being received in Outlook either. I also did not receive anything back
in my student account.
I checked Outlook for some obvious settings, like are the messages
going to the Junk or Delete folders. They are not. I checked rules since
I have some set up in Outlook - this was not the problem. I checked my
Blocked Senders list and my student email address was not there. I
checked my Safe Senders and Safe Recipients lists and my student email
address was there.
I went back to my student email account and sent a new message - with
no attachments. That didn't even go through.
I checked my student Outbox and all the emails are listed.
Has this ever worked before? Yes, 6-8 months ago. The messages I
forwarded had the same error; the replied messages, even with an
attachment, were received in Outlook; and new messages were received in
Outlook.
What's changed? Unknown. I may have gotten some MS updates along the
way for Outlook. I also took a class at college for Outlook, but even
the few settings changes we made were changed back at the end of the
class. The instructor had an outprocessing procedure.
Any suggestions on this? Do you think it's an Outlook or ISP issue?
Thanks
Gil
I belong to a college that has their own email system. They have
limited "features" associated with their system; however, I'm able to
have my student emails not only going to the inbox at the college, but
also my Outlook 2007 (non-college) email address.
What I'm hoping to do is take my emails (the one's I want to save) from
folders within the school's email system and forward them to my Outlook
address.
I tried to forward emails, but it changes the email message and
attachment (if there is one) to an .eml attachment. I don't receive it
in Outlook, but get a message kicked back to me in my college email
inbox. Here is the message:
===============================
This message has been rejected because it has a potentially executable
attachment "Attachment Re: Graded Millennium Project & Final
Grade.eml"
This form of attachment has been used by recent viruses or other
malware.
If you meant to send this file then please package it up as a zip file
and
resend it.
===============================
I contacted the college and this was their response:
===============================
The error you are receiving when you try to forward .eml files could be
caused by the receiving email provider or the software you use to access
your email if you use a 3rd party vendor like Outlook to access your
messages. This is not a message that is generated by our email system.
===============================
The negative to using reply for messages with attachments is that I
have to save the attachment to my desktop, then re-attach it to the
replied message. I gave it a try on several messages and they are not
being received in Outlook either. I also did not receive anything back
in my student account.
I checked Outlook for some obvious settings, like are the messages
going to the Junk or Delete folders. They are not. I checked rules since
I have some set up in Outlook - this was not the problem. I checked my
Blocked Senders list and my student email address was not there. I
checked my Safe Senders and Safe Recipients lists and my student email
address was there.
I went back to my student email account and sent a new message - with
no attachments. That didn't even go through.
I checked my student Outbox and all the emails are listed.
Has this ever worked before? Yes, 6-8 months ago. The messages I
forwarded had the same error; the replied messages, even with an
attachment, were received in Outlook; and new messages were received in
Outlook.
What's changed? Unknown. I may have gotten some MS updates along the
way for Outlook. I also took a class at college for Outlook, but even
the few settings changes we made were changed back at the end of the
class. The instructor had an outprocessing procedure.
Any suggestions on this? Do you think it's an Outlook or ISP issue?
Thanks
Gil