I HAVE SET, GMAIL, TO ALLOW THE POP3 ACCESS, AND I HAVE SET, THE OUTLOOK EXPRESS, WITH THE DETAILS OF POP AND SMTP, WITH THE 587 / 995. X-Mailer: PHPMailer (phpmailer.sourceforge. BUT IT KEEPS COMING UP WITH A WINDOW, TO CHECK PASSWORD AND USER NAME. Here is the final working EML: DomainKey-Status: no signature In my tests, I still had to hit Alt+Shift+H in Outlook Express, as it defaults to plain text for security reasons. You can also set 'Content-Disposition: inline' on that block, if you want. X-Mailer: PHPMailer () īoundary='b1_cb79043f473b53e87bfa759755fce3ce'Ĭontent-Type: text/plain charset = 'iso-8859-1'Ĭontent-Type: text/html charset = 'iso-8859-1'Īdding a newline before the HTML in the second MIME block will fix your issue. Received: (qmail xxxx invoked by uid xxx) 21:04:33 +0100Īnd this part is not in bold, and shows up in the mail content panel of Outlook Express. This part is in bold, recognized by Outlook Express as the header: DomainKey-Status: no signature I can actually see this: when I view the original source of the email, it shows a part in bold - the header - and a part not in bold - the body.īelow is the email message. Now, in these failing cases, the Outlook Express ignores a significant part of the mail header. So the Outlook Express version is definitely capable of showing HTML emails. I have forwarded HTML emails to this account (from gmail as well as from outlook express) and they show up just fine.

I've not been able to discern why it works for some people and why it doesn't work for others (all using Outlook Express). Except on some accounts on Outlook Express. You will now be asked your Gmail email address. You now need to give a name to this account. You couldnt import OE data into Windows Mail (Vista) or into Windows Live Mail (WinXP & Vista). In the Internet Accounts pop-up window, click on Add -> Mail. No, you cannot import Outlook Express data into Win10s Mail app. Yes, you must purchase MS Outlook (or Office 365 for the Win10 computer). By that I mean the email is recognized as an HTML email and the content is rendered. Yes, full-blown MS Outlook on both computer - and Im afraid it IS right. In every email client I tried, the emails arrive just fine. I've tried sending as multipart as well as sending just the HTML version. In both instances, I get the same problem described below. I've used PHPMailer for mailing, but I've also tried using PHP's mail() function directly. I'm using HTML emails for a client's newsletter.

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