Well I dunno really but resetting the options in the Reply button seems to have fixed it.
Maybe some odd Windows 8 behaviour. Does not really make sense but one cannot argue with success.
Button does reply with options
Include original text in reply
Replies to HTML preserve original's formatting
Omit original headers
Use customer header line
There is a configuration setting that disables all text styling located in Tools/Options/Outgoing mail/Message formatting. If this setting is enabled you will not get the contents of HTML only messages included in a reply. This does not explain why you don't get the contents of messages that have both HTML and plain text parts though.
[quote user="Tom Barkas"]4/4 with no original have both plain text and HTML; 2 out of 2 with the original only have plain text[/quote]
Where there is no original displayed is the message editor totally blank?
There is a horizontal line across the page, then, for example, the message
2012 at 5:20, 李昆達 wrote:
The other weird thing that has been happening, which I've just solved, is that I've not been able to print messages since updating. I've just discovered that, if I click on View (switch from fancy to plain text), I can print again!
[quote user="Tom Barkas"]On 17 Dec
2012 at 5:20, 李昆達 wrote:[/quote]
This is most probably a known but currently not solvable issue with Asian charsets while only containing plain ASCII: It might work correctly with HTML messages if you enable the For replies to HTML preserve original's formatting option in the reply dialog.The only workaround would be to manually change the charset to US-ASCII which would only work with messages stored in the new mail folder since they are stored as single files therein.
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[quote user="Tom Barkas"]On 17 Dec
2012 at 5:20, 李昆達 wrote:[/quote]
This is most probably a known but currently not solvable issue with Asian charsets while only containing plain ASCII: It might work correctly with HTML messages if you enable the For replies to HTML preserve original's formatting option in the reply dialog - if these messages contain HTML parts at all.The only workaround would be to manually change the charset to US-ASCII which would only work with messages stored in the new mail folder since they are stored as single files therein.
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Sorry - bad example. This one also does the same:
"On 2 Jan 2013 at 21:12, Martyn Roome wrote:"
I also have that option already ticked .
Maybe the answer is to go back a version, but I normally end up with at least one thing screwed up when I do that, such as Main Folder
[quote user="Tom Barkas"]Sorry - bad example. This one also does the same:
"On 2 Jan 2013 at 21:12, Martyn Roome wrote:"[/quote]
Not necessarily, there might still be an Asian charset involved if this sender has it set as his default ...
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Hi - having the same problem with all english characters but running in Windows 8. Just noticed it. I have Peg installed in a shared non-System (C) directory so I can access with dual boot OSs.
Works as always just fine with Windows 7, but in 8, I lose all earlier text when I click reply button., it in effect starts a new blank email with no history of prior text. Huge problem for me. Have not changed any settings and again all works perfectly in Win 7.
Huge problem - any ideas?. Thanks
