change the chracter type from ASCII to ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1), it'll fix the problem as well.

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You can actually go to the outbound folder on your hard disk and remove all of the .mai files. Be sure you have stopped the SMTP service before doing this.

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we are not having any problems on Treos and regular pocket PCs as well as desktops. We're using IMAP and POP3 and no problems.

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Be sure to add the IME_USER and IME_Admin and give them permissions as well as whatever you may need to adjust in your IIS. This may be helpful.

We are successfully running the latest version (2.1.1) for about a month. A word of caution, it will create two entries in IIS (mewebmail and meadmin). You will need to configure these to work with all your domains. With the previous version you could keep the admin and webmail as a folder of the do...

We're using Norton AntiVirus 10.0.2 Corporate Edition and have not had any problems. We do from time to time get one or two blank e-mails but I still am trying to figure out how all that really happens. I recommend NAV 10.0.2.

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Mail Enable's install is a bit like SQL Server with regards to installing stuff onto the D partition (and C). The important thing to remember is if your D partition (being the larger drive I suppose) contains the actual mail accounts, then it's acceptable to have some files on the C parition. Look w...

Go OZs!!!!! Australia is a fantastic county and I enjoyed myself for the few weeks I was there. At times I wish I could be back there. Extremely friendly and helpful people.

well, on Mail Enable's behalf...go check out www.google.com and www.microsoft.com on that W3C test. You'll find out that they don't pass either.

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I agree with Prowler. It's a minor and yet important thing I found out the hard way. We just disabled the old one and adjusted the new one. So far, we're good.

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I highly recommend using version 2 and take note of what the Admin said. We're using and we're having a blast!

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.Net webmail working great! I found out where the problem was. Unknown to me, the new version set up two new items in IIS. Once I disabled the older version of the webmail and added the host header entries, the new webmail works great! A little factoid that might need to be mentioned in the instruct...

I think you're right about that because I kinda was leaning towards that. Question is, how did it get incorrect to begin with only for the .Net webmail?

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I tried viewing the .Net version on three different computers using IE, all three did the same thing as described in my initial post. I also have my IE configured to remove all Temporary Internet Files when IE gets closed. Currently we configure the host headers mail.domainname.com for the webmail. ...

After waiting for a few weeks I upgraded our e-mail server from 2.02 to 2.1.1. Everything installed great! I, though, was looking forward to perhaps implementing the .Net webmail and all that. Sadly, when you call up our webmail in IE (http://mail.covenantdata.com) it loads a page that has a missing...