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Thanks for the reply
Is it possible some malformed email could be causing a parsing error? What
I am getting at. If I have 250 emails in a folder, how is it the run on the
folder is writing 260. The extra ten being date and subject blank, sometimes,
and sometimes, with or without content.
Here is what I think might be happening.
Start-----
Email 1
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Email 2
with a malformed reply quote with some header info
------
Email 3
with a malformed reply quote with some header info
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Email 4
------end of run
When the parser reads them, is it possible Mhonarc is picking up on
malformed reply quotes and thinks they are new emails within the actual email?
So instead of 4 emails in the above example, it thinks there are 6. Garbage in,
garbage out comes to mind.
I did solve the broken HTML, not very efficently with Outlook 2010 as it
does allow for a striping of all HTML code by setting the open email to “edit”
then choosing “plain text” after you edit anything in the body of the
email. Even if it is just a carriage return or a space. Close the email and save
on exit and the whole email is rewritten, stripping out all HTML and resetting
the header information to show “plain/text” and whatever you have the encoding
set to. Stripping out all HTML from the emails was the only way I could think of
to solve the unclosed <table> attribute in quite a few emails which was
causing problems with the msgxxx.html pages.
It’s long past time for standardized header and html format for email. If
anything it might secure them more...
Thanks
Tom |