handwriting mail sent from Outlook 2003 to Outlook Express 6

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Mikio

After creating handwriting mail by Tablet PC Outlook 2003
(word 2003 is selected as mail editor) it was sent to my
mail account and I have received in four clients. O and
OE in the same Tablet PC from whrere original handwriting
was sent, another O and OE installed in the different
ordinary XP PC. I intended O: as Outlook 2003, OE: as
Outlook Express 6. Every OE is unchecked "Read all
messages in plain text" and "Do not allow attachments to
be saved or opened that could potentially be a virus"
Also I have set my mail account could be received by
these four clients for my experiment.
The result:
Both O sucessfully received handwriting content as
expected but both OE did not, only plain text
<Handwriting content> did show.
However when I forward (again to myself) what I received
by O in another PC, I found both OE could successfully
receive the handwriting. This is NOT true when I forward
what I received by O in tablet PC, both OE showed just
plain text <Handwriting content> forwarded.
I checked the two forwarded mails' source by OE
File>Properties>Details>Message Sources and I found there
are quite huge difference in the mail format (Content-
Type)
Is this result consistent with the design?
I want to know how to distribute handwriting mail
directly to OE clients.
Thanks, Mikio
 
M

mikio

I finally noticed that the behavior of OL2003 installed
in TabletPC and XP PC is different.
When I sent an ordinary mail having one picture inserted
from OL to OE, the picture sent from TabletPC didn't show
up while one from XP PC did show perfectly by OE. I will
continue to check this might be an issue of OL specific
I installed in my TabletPC.
Anyway this was not specific to the handwriting mail.
Thanks,
Mikio
 

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