I translate using a translator, there may be inaccuracies in the translation.
You saw in the first post (email) the attached video, there is everything, loading and crashing emClient.
About what you write
Most recent post…
1./ There is no problem with incoming
Nowhere did I say that it was crashes in incoming emails,
2./ It only crashes when sending with attachments
Crashes when attaching *.pdf, *.doc, etc. files., it hasn’t collapsed for bitmaps.
It crashes the first time the file is mounted. When I start emClient again, I open “unzipped” and reinsert the same file. I send it without a problem.
If I want to check it by opening the emClient attachment, it crashes.
Earlier post…
3./ When inserting a PDF into an attachment, emClient “crashes”.
OK - no comments
4./ Now it didn’t crash when attaching the PDF, only when opening it
full note
It is a matter of attaching an attachment via a “paperclip”. Now it didn’t crash when attaching the PDF, only when opening it (which is probably when repeatedly, the same file)
I don’t see the contradiction here either, when “read” in context, this is what I write above.
The first time the attachment is loaded it crashes, after starting emClient again, loading the same file it goes and send. If I open that attachment in emClient, emClint crashes, attachment opens(pdf, doc, xls) .
The expression insert and attach using a paperclip is the same, isn’t it?
On the computer, the files are stored on the I: SSD, it’s not loaded from the desktop, that can be a problem.
It behaves the same from other drives.
There is nothing more coherent, there is nothing to describe.
The answer in the email to “Cyberzork” with the vid should have been enough.
The more I break it down, the more confusing it gets, even with the translator.
If I knew, I wouldn’t write anything.
It wasn’t written externally as a “help”, but to see if someone else found it too and as an interesting bug.
As for the comment that it is my activity that is causing this and not Windows or emClient.
I don’t know what I could be causing, I’m not a beginner/layman. It’s possible that maybe another cause, but I wouldn’t defend Windows too much.
I’m also posting a video so you can see what I’m doing wrong;-)
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