#Download winmail app software#

As an alternative test, try using Thunderbird or another mail client, and see if sending mail to the addresses works as expected.

#Download winmail app software#

If your tests are sending to different email addresses to reach those two phones, there's the trigger - the settings for the two addresses differ in the Microsoft Windows software you're working with. This choice uses the sender's settings for the receiving email address. It's all on the sending application.ДЇor your reported behavior, a re the messages to both phones using the exact same target email address? Because that's how the Windows mail client makes this determination on whether or not to send a Windows-format mail message.

With this case, it is the sender and the sending program chooses whether to send HTML or text format messages, or WINMAIL.DAT files, and that's the key detail here. Not having support for the Microsoft Windows winmail.dat message format, you'll just get an attachment that's not viewable. IPhone doesn't know from the winmail.dat files, it just receives and (tries to) display whatever was sent. In all cases, one received the attachments fine and the other didn't. Emails were sent to test from Outlook in all three available formats (RTF, Text, HTML) and also from Gmail. One receives the images and attachments fine. In my case this appears to be a phone issue.