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I am using QuickBooks Desktop 2017 and whenever I am sending invoices by email through Outlook, all european characters with accents used in Quickbook Email Templates are converted to umlauts in the resulting outlook email (see screenshot below). This started only a few months ago.
Current settings:
Any idea how to fix this?
Cheers!
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Hello,
Downgrading my Office suite is not an option but you are correct, the problem started around the time I upgraded to Office 2019.
Meanwhile, I found a solution : Because QuickBooks defaults to HTML messages, one needs to convert the special characters to their decimal or html equivalent. For those of you who are not familiar with html, here is a reference.
Cheers!
Hi @Seb3,
QuickBooks 2017 version requires Outlook versions 2010 or 2016. You can consider downgrading your Outlook version to meet the software compatibility of the program. Just visit the Microsoft website for the steps.
Once done, try sending a test invoice to your other email and check if the character still converted.
I've added these articles for your reference:
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Hello,
Downgrading my Office suite is not an option but you are correct, the problem started around the time I upgraded to Office 2019.
Meanwhile, I found a solution : Because QuickBooks defaults to HTML messages, one needs to convert the special characters to their decimal or html equivalent. For those of you who are not familiar with html, here is a reference.
Cheers!
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