Again not good for me. Maybe as sfhowes notes using an old profile with a major upgrade is the culprit. Preferably a more user-friendly method of updating the profile is necessary or more documentation from Mozilla on how to create a new profile and move email over would be helpful.
Unfortunately with multiple accounts and more than a dozen email addresses, adding them all back is a bit painful for me. Now clicking on the magnifying glass next to the pdf icon I have the traditional "what do you want to do this" dialogue box, allowing me to open it with the basic pdf viewer which provides a print option.
In Thunderbird It it's there is, please tell me where it is, in Your Preferences tab is severely truncated. Did you run an old profile in 91 or create a new profile with 91? I know and have no reason to think that things have changed — that Google continues to scan the accounts and uses the information for purpose of advertising. Has anyone considered that Google may be damaging these files while scanning them? In my case, Czar, the files were actually viewable via the GMail web interface but broken in Thunderbird.
They stayed viewable in GMail and continued to be broken in Thunderbird. So that was my eventual solution: if an attachment is borked in Thunderbird, download it via the GMail web interface. Unsatisfying, but practical. I did read that when files are opened and scanned often, they can become corrupted. It should keep this to a minimum. The problem is that the developer of an email client can interpret the RFC as they see fit. As shown below every PDF attachment is done a little differently.
Outlook is sending the PDFs using quoted printable rather than base64 encoding. In other words 0D 0A in the original gets replaced by 0A when you detach it. This is why the corrupted file is smaller than the original. Unfortunately, PDFs are not text files, and these substitutions will break the file.
Presumably Outlook, for reasons best known to itself, switches to base64 encoding. You can check this by looking at the source of the emails and seeing which encoding Outlook has used in both cases. In Firefox you have to go to Tools dropdown window then select Add ons. When you locate it drag it to the trash.
You should also trash the attachment that was saved to your desktop. After you re-save the attachments you should then be able to open them from the desktop.
It corrected my problem on a Macbook Pro. I found this by searching for the particular error. In my case the issue is that Entourage was only partially downloading attachments. Any behavior that is insulting, rude, vulgar, desecrating, or showing disrespect. Any behavior that appears to violate End user license agreements, including providing product keys or links to pirated software. Unsolicited bulk mail or bulk advertising.
Any link to or advocacy of virus, spyware, malware, or phishing sites. Any other inappropriate content or behavior as defined by the Terms of Use or Code of Conduct. Any image, link, or discussion related to child pornography, child nudity, or other child abuse or exploitation.
To make sure whether the issue is related to your Outlook client or not, please save the attachment you received, totally quit your Outlook client, use Outlook Web App to attach the attachment and then send this email. When you create a new email with the file attached, can you open the attached file before sending the email? Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Please provide them for us as they are very important for our further troubleshooting.
To make sure whether the issue is related to your account, please configure another account, like Hotmail account, on your Outlook client and check whether the attachments sent from the test account are corrupted. Here is an article for your reference: Configure anti-malware policies. Hi Barry these are details of my Operating system and the error message as requested.
I can open all attachments received and can open them on the message that I am sending before sending it. I am user 4 on the Office that my daughter loaded of 5 users after uninstalling Office that was giving me the same problems.
I have re sent 3 separate mails with attachments to my self to see what my receivers are complaining about. I will detail the findings to you in a seperate report once analysed. Thanks for the help so far. Take your time. The answer to the same is corruption in database files of Thunderbird. Primarily, there are two file formats that are originated by this email client i. A MBOX file comprises of several messages in one. On the other hand, an MSF file comprises of email summary that holds the indexing part of each folder.
Coming back to the problem then, the major cause of it is corruption in MSF files of Thunderbird. If the index files of Thunderbird gets damaged then, one will be facing unexpected behavior in messages. Few of the behavioral problems are mentioned below :. Users need to forcefully Reindex Thunderbird Folders and messages in order to fix the issue.
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