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From: MN on 10 Dec 2009 07:00
Hi,

Are there any difference in handling the stream of data when importing from
an outlook folder
compared with using POP3

MN


From: VanguardLH on 10 Dec 2009 15:27
MN wrote:

> Are there any difference in handling the stream of data when importing from
> an outlook folder
> compared with using POP3

Outlook is an e-mail client. It does not supported streamed data. Nothing
shows up in Outlook until the entire package of data gets received. Outlook
*downloads* the e-mails.

You don't import from an Outlook folder. You import from a file.

You have a jumbled mess of technical terms in your vocabulary that you are
spewing out without them actually applying to the software you are asking
about.
From: VanguardLH on 10 Dec 2009 15:28
MN wrote:

> My question is about how an utf-8 encoded message is handled.
> In one case, the import from a folder in exchange messages get corrupted.
> When using the POP3 an utf-8 encoded messages arrives without any corruption

And just what does "corruption" mean? What do you see? What did you expect
to see? Is part of the e-mail missing? What?

So what did the Exchange admin say about this "corruption" of e-mail content
delivered to your Exchange mailbox?
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