HCHTech
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Ok - this is a new one. Outlook 2016 desktop program, client is on M365, email-only plan. Office is up to date, as is her 3-year old Win10 computer. Very randomly, like once per month, when she replies to a message, the version of that reply that ends up in the Sent folder has the body of the message formatted with Microsoft JhengHei font - all Chinese characters. The subject line is fine. The reply that the sender receives is normal english formatted in Calibri 11, I think.
There are no additional languages installed in Outlook, the region setting in Control Panel is correct, and that little checkbox for "Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support" is NOT checked.
The problem is intermittent, and there appears to be nothing special about the message that was replied to, or nothing common about the senders email (not always Gmail, for example).
There are no addins being run in Outlook, and this problem is affecting only a single user out of 5 in the office. I didn't check to see if that sent message was in Chinese in OWA - so I should probably do that.
I did an online repair of Office and just asked them to call again if it happens again, but this is definitely unusual. Anyone run into something similar and have any clever suggestions?
There are no additional languages installed in Outlook, the region setting in Control Panel is correct, and that little checkbox for "Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support" is NOT checked.
The problem is intermittent, and there appears to be nothing special about the message that was replied to, or nothing common about the senders email (not always Gmail, for example).
There are no addins being run in Outlook, and this problem is affecting only a single user out of 5 in the office. I didn't check to see if that sent message was in Chinese in OWA - so I should probably do that.
I did an online repair of Office and just asked them to call again if it happens again, but this is definitely unusual. Anyone run into something similar and have any clever suggestions?