When exchanging messages only in one type of Chinese characters (GB or Big5), there may be times when you need to change the encoding for your outgoing messages to ensure they look OK on the receiving end as well. Message body text should display in Chinese and "Latin" languages like English correctly in every message with no problem and no additional setup, as long as UTF-8 support is enabled. I have only used these versions of Outlook in Windows 8 and 10, but they should behave the same in Windows Vista and 7 as well. In Outlook 20 Chinese should display with no need for additional setup.but of course sometimes it doesn't.
On another FAQ page I explain why Outlook won't simply import Chinese contacts from Gmail or a CSV file and what you can do about that.
why changing the Windows locale won't help and may make things worse, and.International Options in each version of Outlook,.Unlike my usual clear-cut step-by-step instructions, this article is more a history of (or rant about) what I've survived and what I've learned so far, in four short summaries that offer suggestions on what you should - and should not - try: I've had many adventures trying to use Chinese characters in Outlook. Related FAQ Page: How can I import Chinese contacts from Gmail or a CSV file? How can I send an e-mail attachment with a Chinese filename using Outlook? Either I get an error message, or the filename disappears, or the filename turns into garbage characters. How can I get Chinese characters to display in Microsoft Outlook? On the From, To and Subject lines I see only "?", boxes and other garbage characters. Update, I got a C# version codes via, could anybody show me Python counterpart codes for these: Attachment attachment = OlAttachmentType.FAQ: Chinese characters do not display in Windows Outlook message, From, To, Subject, or e-mail attachments :: Pinyin JoeįAQ: Chinese Characters in Microsoft Outlook Can somebody help me out? thanks in advance! attachment1 = "G:\\image001.png" Our mail serve doesn't support SMTP protocol, so I cannot use the smtplib as that in Sending Multipart html emails which contain embedded images. I tried to attached the image files(using the same name referenced in above html codes as attachment) but it will just be attachment and won't be shown in the text body as embed image. Going forward, I want to show some embed images in the HTML format email, I've check the the HTML source, it looks like following: Just as shown below, currently I have already implemented sending HTML format email using Outlook 2010 and python def send_mail_via_com(self):
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