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by budthegrey
Rich text implies that the PC is using am MS e-mail client (outlook or outlook express). Rich text is really an MS-only format; I don't think it's ever been approved by a stndards body.
All that's really needed is to change PC's e-mail client tosend either plain text e-mail or HTML formatted e-mail.
by hanks
by nikki96
People have made utilities for that.
Here's one.
http://macinsearch.com/infomac2/textprocessing/convert-cyrillic-rtf-15.html
(remove any spaces from pasted url)
You can find more from Google if you search for "convert rtf mac".
by hanks
by hanks
Here's the solution that I came up with. Pc's running office with all service packs installed running win 98, the mac running os 10 got calander events in rich text. Pc's not running any service packs the mac received it in html. Test and upgraded one pc to office 2002, Mac receives the event ok. Will upgrade all Pc's so every one will be happy.
Thanks Again Hank
by hanks
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