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10.4.4 | Atmail 1.04 | Blank Emails
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BlackT
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Same plroblem here
Most probably that problematic message has HTML format and contains the following symbols, for example - "…"
When Atmail generates XML and sends it to the browser it converts HTML symbol … to an invalid Unicode sequence.
As far as I know, developers have tried to use another browser (Opera) and were able to open such message successfully.
Our developers are aware of this issue, they are going to contact Atmail developers as well. This will be fixed in the nearest future.
Meanwhile please use one of the browsers that ignores the invalid symbols in XML as a workaround.
This issue affects Internet Explorer 7, 8 and Firefox 3.6 (according to our knowledge at least).
When Atmail generates XML and sends it to the browser it converts HTML symbol … to an invalid Unicode sequence.
As far as I know, developers have tried to use another browser (Opera) and were able to open such message successfully.
Our developers are aware of this issue, they are going to contact Atmail developers as well. This will be fixed in the nearest future.
Meanwhile please use one of the browsers that ignores the invalid symbols in XML as a workaround.
This issue affects Internet Explorer 7, 8 and Firefox 3.6 (according to our knowledge at least).
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BlackT
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I tried with Internet Explorer 8.0.6001.18702, with Firefox 3.6.25 for Windows, Firefox 7.0.1 for Linux and with Opera 11.61 for Windows and the problem with blank emails still exist. So the solution to use Opera Web Browser not working
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Due to the fact that AtMail open is not supported by application vendor since Jul 25 2012 (http://atmail.org/) it is not possible to receive updates for this application.
There are several ways, which can help you to avoid the same issues:
- You can use Horde as webmail service.
- Or if you still want to use AtMail, it is possible to use AtMail commercial.
http://kb.parallels.com/114555
There are several ways, which can help you to avoid the same issues:
- You can use Horde as webmail service.
- Or if you still want to use AtMail, it is possible to use AtMail commercial.
http://kb.parallels.com/114555
