[jaws-uk] Re: Mega weird behaviour of Outlook Express

what is unusual about the message? not had this problem myself.  is there an 
attachment or something? can you recreate the problem by constructing a new 
message?
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Savage" <johnnyboy184@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 8:41 PM
Subject: [jaws-uk] Mega weird behaviour of Outlook Express


Hello list,
OE has thrown a wobbly with just one message that I am trying to send - to 
the Worcester old pupils list, as it happens.  It is something in the body 
of the message that OE has taken against.  I have proved this by sending 
other messages to the Worcester list with the same subject line as the dodgy 
message: they get through just fine.  I have tried sending the dodgy message 
to myself: OE still ain't playing ball.
Not only won't OE send the dodgy message, but it refuses to save it in 
Drafts: when I hit esc and click 'yes', I am simply returned to the body of 
the message, and nothing appears in Drafts.  The only way to get rid of the 
message from the task list is to hit esc and click 'no'.
OE similarly won't let me forward the dodgy message - I tried forwarding it 
to this list.  (I promise there were no rude words in the message)!
All other messages are being handled perfectly normally.  Anyone come across 
this sort of thing before?
John.


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