*HELP:Jmail Issue - unable to read unicode characters

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  • borisding
    New Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 9

    *HELP:Jmail Issue - unable to read unicode characters

    Hi there,

    I'm using Jmail for sending email with some attachments. Basically, I will need to send out email with the contents in unicode characters such as Simplified Chinese, Japanese etc.

    I have tried out and all characters are displayed well, if ONLY for me to send it to webmail such as Yahoo!/Gmail. However, I was unable to read the characters when sending to my own company email address, even on the company's webmail. All characters look weird in Microsoft Outlook/Company webmail, something like so:


    Here is the Jmail code looks like:
    Code:
    ' This is my local SMTP server
    	JMail.ServerAddress = "mail.domain.com:25"
    	JMail.Sender = email
    	JMail.SenderName = username
            JMail.Charset = "936"
    	'Jmail.Encoding = "base64"
            'JMail.ContentTransferEncoding = "base64"
    	JMail.Subject = subject
    
    	JMail.AddRecipient "user@domain.com"
    
    	 JMail.HTMLBody = "<font face='Verdana' size='2'>" &_
    	body &_
    	"<br></font>"
    	JMail.AddAttachment Server.Mappath(Application("rootFolder")) & "\" & Upload("file1").FileName
    For instance, I am using Charset 936 for Simplified Chinese and Charset 930 for Japanese. I am able to read in Yahoo!/Gmail. However, I am not allowed to read the text on the company webmail, and the outlook 2003 as well.

    Appreciated if someone could give me some advice what would be the problems and what should I do?

    Thanks so much!!
  • jhardman
    Recognized Expert Specialist
    • Jan 2007
    • 3405

    #2
    I keep scratching my head about this, and I find it hard to answer. It sounds to me like a flaw in Outlook. Have you tried opening it Outlook that has been set to a default language of Japanese or Chinese?

    Jared

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    • borisding
      New Member
      • Oct 2008
      • 9

      #3
      Thanks for your advice Jared!

      I have read on some forums and for those who had encountered this problem were advised to check on the Outlook's setting. However, it seems doesn't help much for solving this.

      All this while, I am able to read the unicode characters such as Chinese characters in Outlook and also, I have tried to forward the copy from Yahoo!/Gmail to my company email address and try to open in Outlook, it's all displayed well.

      Until now, I have no ideas at all what is actually going wrong with this.Sigh!

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