Hi,
one of my customers reports the exact same problem (although she's not sure whether it only happens when switching from plain text to HTML). For her, it happens maybe once every 2-3 weeks or so. She writes a mail and after sending it, she looks at the "sent" folder to be sure the mail has been sent. At this point, she notices that some parts she changed shortly before sending are missing in the sent mail.
This really sucks when you compose longer mails for your clients and, for example, prepare it so you just have to paste a few links into it, and when the mail is finished, you switch to your browser, copy the links, paste them into the mail and then send it - and in the sent version, all the links are missing. And if you don't look at the mail in the sent folder, you wouldn't even notice (until you get a phone call from your client of course).
Turning off the auto save feature in Outlook might sure help, but as her computer or Outlook crashes occasionally, and she is a person that often writes long mails with quite some research being done while she writes it, much work could get lost without that feature, so we wonder if it's worth it.
I take it no progress has been made tracking this down in the past two years?
Is there any information I could provide to help getting this issue solved?
Regards,
Jay
PS: She uses Outlook 2003 with latest MS Updates with Zimbra Outlook Connector 6.0.6_GA_2324_6.0.5902.6 on Windows XP Pro.
Zimbra Version: Release 6.0.6_GA_2324.RHEL5_64_20100406133038 CentOS5_64 NETWORK edition
Edit: Own thoughts: I guess it must be related to the MAPI connector somehow as it doesn't happen without it and the part responsible for sending the mail is Outlook.
Unfortunately I haven't yet found a way to reproduce this behaviour...
Last edited by Jay2k1; 11-24-2010 at 03:17 AM..
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