Why do some e-mail addresses have all capital letters and others do not?
138774
Upper/lower case doesn't matter in an e-mail address (when sending).  Some people prefer using a combination of upper and lowercase letters to simply make the address easier to remember.
139706
it could be the email is in text-only or plain text format.  try switching the message to HTML for more formatting options
663132
What you're likely getting there is an e-mail from somebody using an international character set that isn't installed on your system.  Chinese, for example, uses UNICODE characters and needs a chinese font.  \n\n(Gross simplification here: English and European languages have a pretty small set of characters, including upper and lower case letters, numbers, punctuation marks, etc.  Chinese, Japanese, Sanskrit, etc. need many more symbols, which means a different way of organizing the characters).\n\nI'm going to assume you're using a browser-based e-mail system like Yahoo mail.  Follow the link in the "sources" box below.  It's some sort of Chinese lyrics web site I found for this answer.  Do you see the strange symbols you're talking about?  If so, that's likely what's happening.  \n\nYou can download a few common character sets, like Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc. and see if you can see the characters in your e-mail subject line.  Not that that'll help you understand them, of course.\n\nIf you're having this problem with a stand-alone e-mail client (ie, not your web browser) you may have an older e-mail program that doesn't support UNICODE.  You may want to look into upgrading.
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A password can be i) fully in capital letters, say 'KHAN' ii) fully in small letters, say 'khan' or iii) in a mixture of capital & small letters, say 'KhAn' or in alpha-numeric, like 'k1a2' or '1h2N'.\n\nWhenever one is given the box-message that it is case-sensitive, the user is expected to retype exactly the same way one made it at the time of signing-up - as explained above.  Otherwise, one could not gain entry / log-in.
176888
can you be more specific in your question?\n\nare you sure you gave them your correct mail id? sometimes they might mistake the extensions like .com or .co.uk or stuff like that
1076711
yea i get it sometimes... it appears as ??????? as the font required to view the email correctly is not installed on ur PC
1164238
It's E-Mail formatting window in General Settings.
688984
I don't think characters like that can be sent over email. Have you tried going into MS Word typing it in there (insert > symbol) and copying it to Outlook?
495565
did you know you can choose the background of your email?\nIt is just the way you can choose one letter head style over another for paper letters.
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try to make a new mail for u as a test , in order to chk ur pc and softwares , also chk the java script at ur IE , also chk ur username and password , aslo for capital or small letters , good luck
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There's a lot more to sending an E-mail than the information you've provided. Are you using a form mailer? Did you set the form mailer up or did the web hosting company? \n\nForm mail scripts are compromised quite regularly by those pesky spammers. Check with your web hosting provider to get the logs from it and make sure they aren't working on it.
980391
When you send your message, you need to change the encoding to UTF-8. Your e-mail gateway should have instructions on how to do that.
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Likely the content is blocked by your security settings.  If this a corporate computer - then this is most likely controlled from the domain level (group policy settings).  If this is a home computer - then this is controlled there.  You may want to review your local security policy (Start --> Settings --> Control Panel --> Administrative Tools --> Local Security Policy).  Also - the e-mail client you are using may impact this.  If you are using Microsoft Outlook Express - read this link from Microsoft:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/843018
504107
there are two things i think, 1)too much junk mail is floating around on the internet overcrowding servers, or 2)a lot of people misspell email addrs.
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a lot of the times, the font you use on one computer doesnt exist on the other computer, so they have a brain fart and replace it with ??.  also, hotmail only supports a very small number of characters, and since it is web based you also have to look at the character encoding in your browser.
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Be nice to have some details such as who your e mail client is! If you are using web based e mail they are probably down or reconfiguring their page.
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There are a few things you missed out on telling us. So I need to make some assumptions here.\nI dont know whether you are checking your mails on a mail client (like thunderbird or microsoft outlook) or a web based mail service.\nEither way, I suspect you have encountered a font issue.\nCheck with the person who sent you this mail.\nSee if they are using unicode to write those mails. If yes, set your encoding to unicode. In case of a mailclient, you need to check properties of the same. For a web based mail, check your browser.\nThen confirm on what font is specified. Here again, take help from sender of mail, if everything else fails. Install the relevant font and see if it works for you.\n\nThe answer could have been more detailed/relevant if I had a more specific details. But I hope, I hv put you on the right track!