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Pascal:
Hallo Leute

kennt jemand das Problem mit den Winmail.dat Files, ein Outlook oder Exchange User versendet Mails mit Attachments nach Nots und die Attachment kommen als undefiniertes Format an

Pascal

Meff:
Hi Pascal,

hab ich in der Knowledge Base zu dem Thema gefunden :


--- Zitat ---Internet Messages Containing Attachment from Outlook Received as C.DTF or ATTXXX.DAT Attachment

Problem:

Messages sent from Outlook 98 or Outlook 2000 that contain an attachment are received in Notes with a C.DTF or ATTXXX.DAT attachment.  Messages that contain no attachments from Outlook are received with no problems.

Solution:

Check to make sure the person sending the message from the Outlook client is not using Microsoft Exchange Rich Text Format.  If the user's address is in the Personal Address Book, deselect the checkbox labeled:  "Always send to this recipient using Microsoft Exchange rich text format" in the Personal Name & Address Book (see sample bitmap below) (on the SMTP - General tab).

Also, check the outgoing email message from Outlook to see if the message was addressed to more than one recipient.  If one recipient message is formatted using Outlook rich text and the other is not; the recipient receiving the message using Outlook Rich Text will not receive the message correctly while the recipient not using the Outlook Rich Text format will receive the message fine.

This issue was reported to Lotus Software Quality Engineering and it was determined not to be a problem with the software.

Supporting Information:

For additional information, refer to Microsoft's Technet Q articles Q138053 and Q259065.

WHAT IS TNEF?

Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format, or TNEF, is a format of encapsulation used exclusively by Microsoft to send a message using Microsoft Rich Text.  TNEF is proprietary to Microsoft products such as Outlook, Outlook Express and Exchange.  Lotus Notes does not have the ability to decipher TNEF.  TNEF attachments can be generated in two ways:

1) if a Microsoft Exchange's internet mail connector is configured to send TNEF.  The default option of the Internet Mail Connector is set to User, meaning the client can select the option of using TNEF or not.  The other options for the IMC is Always or Never ,

OR

2) sending of 'winmail.dat' can be set in the address book on a per-recipient basis.  NOTE:  The Exchange setting overrides the setting in the Personal Address Book.  Also note that the wording of the setting in the address book is different in the various Microsoft mail clients.
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Meff ;)

wflamme:
Vielleicht hilft das?
http://homepages.kencomp.net/stepheni/stuff/nettel_header.htm

Es gibt noch ein anderes, freies Tool AFAIK, aber da habe ich die URL nicht zur Hand.

HTH

JoJo:
Das Tool scheint ja ein vielversprechendes Spielzeug für den Spezialisten zu sein.  ;D

Danke für den Link, wflamme!

Das Problem der unlesbaren Anhänge hab' ich übrigens auch schon mal mit einem Mail von einem Novell-Client vor kurzem gehabt. Ich glaub' da war die Extension auch .dat - sicher bin ich mir aber nicht.

Pascal:
Super Leute vielen Dank

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