A few days I came across a problem with Microsoft Outlook users not being able to open any attachments sent by someone using Apple’s Mail.app application (the default Apple email application). Fortunately the fix is quick and easy!
The real problem: Apple, by default, uses a “Rich Text Format” (RTF) for composing all new email messages. While this is fine for most email messages, Outlook has issues with how attachments are dealt with when using RTF.
The Solution: Switch the default message format from “Rich Text Format” to “Plain Text”.
[tags]mail.app, hints[/tags]
Life
So Long, Farewell ben!
After working with Ben for almost eight years he had decided to move on. I wanted to wish Ben all the luck in the world. We had a great time working together for many years…as he put up with my on again off again relationship with Mac OS X Server and I put up with […]
Hints HOWTOs
good css practices.
I was recently asked to recommend and comment on some good CSS practices for a client and I thought I would pass some of them. Use a table of contents. I always start my stylesheet(s) with a table of contents so I can easily locate particular styles in the future. I would recommend breaking your […]
Carlos
And if you want to make something bold? or italic? It’s a solution, but not an ideal solution. Apple and Microsoft – please, have a meeting!
Grace Atwood
This is why I love blogs. Wouldn’t have know this otherwise.
mapilab
try: remove attachment outlook