Posted: 4/16/2015 7:57:14 PM EDT
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Whenever I get an email from Primary Arms, my Outlook 2010 locks up. If I try and click out of the email, I get a "Not Responding" error and the email screen looks like it has a hazy window over it. After a while, the pictures download and Outlook starts responding again. It happens every time and it doesn't matter if the email is old. If you click on it, you are going to have to wait. It is really bothersome. What is causing this and is there a way to fix it (Other than unsubscribing to Primary Arms emails). Thanks |
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Quoted: could you forward one of them to me? [email protected] eta: I'd probably disable image loading anyway, since you almost never want to see them Sent |
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so to start, it's just over 400k with the embedded images.
Removing the images leaves 300k of html and css. there are 88 inline images referenced. Removing the text version, you have 266k of html and css. There are 739 fonts specified in the email. This is like, a grenade of HTML. I haven't even got to fucking with the embedded css and how they're changing layout. |
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Quoted: so to start, it's just over 400k with the embedded images. Removing the images leaves 300k of html and css. there are 88 inline images referenced. Removing the text version, you have 266k of html and css. There are 739 fonts specified in the email. This is like, a grenade of HTML. I haven't even got to fucking with the embedded css and how they're changing layout. So, there is a problem?  |
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The client is locking up waiting for something in the email itself to respond.
You see, the email itself doesn't have the pictures and images and shit in it. It's just code that tells your client to go out on the web and download those images. Something there is fucking up. Update your client. Try a different client. |
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so to start, it's just over 400k with the embedded images. Removing the images leaves 300k of html and css. there are 88 inline images referenced. Removing the text version, you have 266k of html and css. There are 739 fonts specified in the email. This is like, a grenade of HTML. I haven't even got to fucking with the embedded css and how they're changing layout. Holy shit. Yeah. I didn't get to Jones' response. The email they're sending sounds absolutely horribly written. The email is essentially a webpage, and the developer that wrote it sucks balls. |
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Holy shit. Yeah. I didn't get to Jones' response. The email they're sending sounds absolutely horribly written. The email is essentially a webpage, and the developer that wrote it sucks balls. Quoted:
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so to start, it's just over 400k with the embedded images. Removing the images leaves 300k of html and css. there are 88 inline images referenced. Removing the text version, you have 266k of html and css. There are 739 fonts specified in the email. This is like, a grenade of HTML. I haven't even got to fucking with the embedded css and how they're changing layout. Holy shit. Yeah. I didn't get to Jones' response. The email they're sending sounds absolutely horribly written. The email is essentially a webpage, and the developer that wrote it sucks balls. Yep....just looked at the email from them I got today. |
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so to start, it's just over 400k with the embedded images. Removing the images leaves 300k of html and css. there are 88 inline images referenced. Removing the text version, you have 266k of html and css. There are 739 fonts specified in the email. This is like, a grenade of HTML. I haven't even got to fucking with the embedded css and how they're changing layout. Holy fuck 
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Holy shit. Yeah. I didn't get to Jones' response. The email they're sending sounds absolutely horribly written. The email is essentially a webpage, and the developer that wrote it sucks balls. Based on the metadata, they probably do the layout in Word and export it as a webpage. |
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Based on the metadata, they probably do the layout in Word and export it as a webpage. Quoted:
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Holy shit. Yeah. I didn't get to Jones' response. The email they're sending sounds absolutely horribly written. The email is essentially a webpage, and the developer that wrote it sucks balls. Based on the metadata, they probably do the layout in Word and export it as a webpage. There's a 12-year old using a template from Geocities making their emails. |
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There's a 12-year old using a template from Geocities making their emails. Quoted:
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Holy shit. Yeah. I didn't get to Jones' response. The email they're sending sounds absolutely horribly written. The email is essentially a webpage, and the developer that wrote it sucks balls. Based on the metadata, they probably do the layout in Word and export it as a webpage. There's a 12-year old using a template from Geocities making their emails. that would be an improvement - I don't think Geocities supported css before it went under
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