Vista - i keep getting blank emails

i have always got mail fine and just a couple days ago I started getting
email with the body of the letter being blank. So i sent myself emails from
another email account i setup and sure enough the title of the email shows
up , but the body of the letter is always blank. any ideas it just
started couple days ago i have not installed any programs or anything

"bob" <bob@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:982B7A2B-89DE-4445-BDDB-D34D29888404@xxxxxxWhat if any antivirus programs do you have? Some of them cause
assorted problems in Windows Mail, although seldom immediately.

I have always used AVG free edition . I have been useing it for about 6
months with out a single problem.

"robertmiles@xxxxxx" wrote:

Did you use the standard install for it? If so, it may help to uninstall
it and then do a custom install where you tell it to leave out the part
that scans email.

http://free.grisoft.com/doc/5390/us/frt/0?prd=aff

"bob" <bob@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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"bob" <bob@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:982B7A2B-89DE-4445-BDDB-D34D29888404@xxxxxxHave you checked with your email provider to see if there is an issue?

Have you sent emails through the affected account to your new account?

Have you created a 2nd new account and tried sending between the 2 new
accounts? If doing this works OK the problem is most likely with your email
provider of the affected account.

jim

"jim" wrote:

I am also getting blank emails with no content and no sent information I am
getting several each day just started about 1 week ago.

"robertmiles@xxxxxx" wrote:

I think I've read that email sent from Outlook often shows up like
that, if it uses the default RTF format seldom readable by anyone
who isn't also using Outlook. If so, you may have to ask the
sender to tell Outlook to use plain text or HTML instead when
sending to you. To check for this, hit the Ctrl and the F3 keys
on your keyboard at the same time while the blank message is
open and see it has more encoded information, including a
reference to the winmail.dat file name.

It could also be sent by a spammer or someone trying to bother
you, in which case sending a reply to someone you don't know
is often a bad idea.

"Eileen" <Eileen@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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