Hi,
I run a list with over 300 members, every now and again I get reports of
users not being able to read certain messages. It now seems as though
users on the digest are experiencing the same problem.
Any help would be appreciated, I have attached a report from one of the
subscribers;
>From: "Jim Patrick" <jpatrick@raleigh.ibm.com>
>Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 14:56:22 +0000
>Subject: Re: Problems With My Messages
>
>I too have to view the headers to see Steve's messages. For those of
>you who couldn't see his last message:
>
>On 19 Jan 96 at 9:12, SToney@framatech.com wrote:
>
> This comes up now and then, but for the sake of new members, I'll
> post this information again...
>
> There is a problem with the way my email program encodes the
> break between the headers of my messages and the body of my
> messages. I have been unable to figure out what the problem is
> and, Lord knows, I've tried. The problem exists when I send my
> mail directly to the list for distribution to everyone on the
> list. Most people are able to read my messages fine...some
> can't. If you are on Texasflood digest, there's no solution, I
> don't think... :-(
>
> If you are not on digest and see only headers, then you can read
> the messages only if you have the capability to expand the
> headers...normally you see the first line of the header. If you
> can expand the header then you can read the entire message, which
> is part of the header.
>
> The funny thing is, when I email directly to your address, the
> messages come through just fine.
>
> The other funny thing is, anyone who cannot read my messages
> won't be able to read this... ;-) So if any of you kind folks
> could forward this message, then the others will have a clue
> about this. Thanks.
>
> Steve
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