http://www.allogro.com/main/2005/12/29/17/ Business Networking Specialists Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:50:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.allogro.com/main/2005/12/29/17/#comment-32 Will Murray Fri, 15 Aug 2008 09:03:10 +0000 http://www.allogro.com/main/?p=17#comment-32 Thanks for the comment, Joe. I can easily see how that particular combination (a colon in the title and checking if a file exists) could result in an error. You'd think that someone on the development team would have caught that and URLENCODED the colon prior to the check. Oh well. :-) Thanks for the comment, Joe. I can easily see how that particular combination (a colon in the title and checking if a file exists) could result in an error. You’d think that someone on the development team would have caught that and URLENCODED the colon prior to the check. Oh well.

]]> http://www.allogro.com/main/2005/12/29/17/#comment-31 joecaldwell Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:33:11 +0000 http://www.allogro.com/main/?p=17#comment-31 Hi, I've had the same problem and this fix worked (had to create the application too like the person above). However there was an extra step - the mailboxes appeared normally but some emails displayed 404 errors in the reader pane or in the popup window when you tried to open them - turned out to be emails with : in the subject line (which is most of them!) - the fix is to edit settings for "Program FilesExchSrvrbindavex.dll" and uncheck the "check file exists" box - must have been confused by the : character and hit an error checking for the existence of the .eml file... Hi, I’ve had the same problem and this fix worked (had to create the application too like the person above). However there was an extra step - the mailboxes appeared normally but some emails displayed 404 errors in the reader pane or in the popup window when you tried to open them - turned out to be emails with : in the subject line (which is most of them!) - the fix is to edit settings for “Program FilesExchSrvrbindavex.dll” and uncheck the “check file exists” box - must have been confused by the : character and hit an error checking for the existence of the .eml file…

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