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Hello,
My wife and I recently started seeing some emails in code. We both use Yahoo Mail. She has Window 10 and I have 11. Does anyone have a possible solution to fix this? These emails are from trusted sources and sometimes they are not in code. Any help appreciated!
Thank You!
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MarkStanfield, although that would be redundant because it is perfectly viewable from my Yahoo, I did send to Microsoft Mail from my Yahoo as you suggested........and yes indeed, it does open!! Who knew??
This is a head-scratcher but thanks heaps for this. I will run this by my tech person and see what they say.
Hi. I tried to send to myself and it didn't work. Still gibberish.
This is amusing....... when the Microsoft community website forwards the responses in this thread to my email account, they are unreadable in Mail for Windows :) Maybe Microsoft should follow the fix suggested by themselves (see one of my previous posts.
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Yes, I tried forwarding from the yahoo site to myself and it is perfectly readable. So annoying. I am now guessing the problem arises when Mail "interrogates" the yahoo server. The mail is decoded correctly between the Yahoo server and the front page of Yahoo mail on its own website but not when the data travels from server to Mail.
