My Company using Exchange server 2010 , after upgrades some users have problem with email format, If the users send something to other one , they recieved it has with Plaing text and it contain the HTML tags.
How I solve this in Exchange 2010.
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The problem might be that you have not crate new profile since you have upgraded those users , If that is the case check this link out
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otherwise you will need to trouble shoot your HTML and Exchange Sever 2003 Note! HTML emails from Outlook 2010 (and 2007) renders perfectly across all major email clients.
If you use HTML coding that is generally supported in email clients, your Outlook 2010 emails will also look the same in your recipients inboxes. also Often issues are caused by CSS which is generally not supported.
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My company migrated their CRM starting to use Odoo, and then I proceeded to configure the external mail server (gmail), the #catchall parameter, and then define the odoo mail templates.
So far I have no problems, and everything works as I expect, so the mails are correctly and received.
However, I have a problem with viewing the emails ... let me explain.
Sent an email through Odoo, I see it correctly in html format, so by accessing the gmail email account via browser and opening the message, also in this case it is correctly formatted and displayed as html.
However, the recipient of the e-mail upon receipt loses the html formatting and therefore receives the e-mail displaying it in plain-text.
On the gmail settings I have already configured to send messages in html, I tried to disable it and then re-enable it but nothing happens.
Do you have any suggestions or advice?
I also have the same problem. We have tried several configurations both in the Google account and in the server. It only happens with GMail mail. Using any other service does not happen.
There's an answer here that I still can't implement, but it could be of help.
GMail displays plain text email instead HTML
A known reason for the issue was the appending of a footer in Google. Odoo has recently released a fix for all versions from 14.0 onwards: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/108499. However, if they encounter other cases, Odoo Enterprise customers can open a support ticket and users of the Community edition can submit a Github issue.
We got the following situation: On our websites we got forms, which when sending use as sender a static eMail-address, so the form won't land in spam at the customer, if the eMail-address is not valid.
So now we have set the from-addres to a no-reply#example.org and the reply-to-address to the address, which the person inserted, when completing the form.
When replying in Outlook directly, it works perfectly and outlook replies to the reply-to-address. But when we enable the out-of-office auto-reply, it replies directly to the from-address, means that it completely ignores the reply-to-address.
Is there any workaround or a solution, how this can be fixed?
EDIT:
We are using the installed Outlook client, not the OWA. And the eMail-Address, which auto-replies is an O365 Exchange Address
There exists a Microsoft flow based tool that implements exactly what you want.
Google for "auto-reply ms flow".
We have a newsletter that uses media queries to display it in a responsive format for smaller screens. It displays as it should in Outlook, but when the email is forwarded on, it appears that Outlook is removing the media query code. We are using Outlook to send the email since we have exchange lists that we need to include. Does anyone know if there is a way around Outlook removing the media query code when forwarding, or another way to send an email with media queries through Outlook?
Unfortunately Outlook uses it's industry famous Microsoft Word render engine to reinterpret html email. This means that when forwarding, your email is full of MS garbage and, in this case, removing some of the original wanted code.
I've had issues with some corporate exchange servers stripping media queries - I think caused by their security software. Try sending to a different domain.
Best way to see if it is stripping your media queries is to check your email code. Scroll to the bottom of your email and right click>view source just inside your Outlook viewing window.
If sending to a different domain doesn't work, I'm afraid you may be out of luck as there is no way to force Outlook to preserve your original code.
Are you sending the newsletter via an Outlook email merge?
If you want better control, use a email newsletter service like Aweber or Constant Contact.
Granted, you need your contacts to opt-in but this shouldn't be a big problem if they want your newsletter.
Has anyone come acrross this problem?
I have setup a Wordpress install on a subdomain. It's only temporary subdomain and is just for testing.
I've used a popular Wordpress contact form plugin called 'contact form 7'
Any messages I submit via the test form come through fine in all but one email client.
Microsoft Outlook 2007
It displays the entire SMTP message in the body (content, headers, mime sections) rather than actually rending just the content based on text or HTML version.
It's strange that Gmail, hotmail, Mail (on the Mac) and Thunderbird (on the Mac) display the emails fine.
Anyone else come across this issue with email headers in Outlook?
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
within contact form 7 options you have to stipulate that you want to send the email as HTML...
just tick that box and it should come throught to ms outlook just fine.
As part of a Windows Workflow hosted on SharePoint we want to send a meeting request to non-active directory users, some of whom will most likely use an iPhone. We are currently using WebDav to talk to Exchange which sends out the email containing the request. The mail is successfully received as a calendar item in Gmail, Hotmail, Windows Live & Outlook, but on the iPhone the email appears to contain an .ics file (which can't be opened) and with no body.
It sounds as if the problem is with the iPhone not supporting the .ics attachment. It sounds as if everything else is in line.
Here's a discussion on the Apple Support forums - ".ics files - outlook meeting.ics attachment won't open".
It appears that the iPhone still doesn't support .ics attachments.