When Microsoft Outlook is configured to run in ANSI mode, the display name of a recipient in the To/CC/From field is displayed as the simple display name, and the following issues occur:
Issue 1
The characters of an e-mail subject are corrupted as "???".
Issue 2
The result of sorting in the Address Book is wrong. It is sorted incorrectly by the character code of the display name. However, it should be sorted by the simple display name.
When Outlook is configured to run in Unicode mode, the following issue occurs:
Issue 3
When a user who has Single-Byte Character Set (SBCS) display name sends a message to another user who has Double-Byte Character Set (DBCS) display name and opens the message from the Sent Items folder, the user's alias is displayed in the To/CC field.
Issue 1
The characters of an e-mail subject are corrupted as "???".
Issue 2
The result of sorting in the Address Book is wrong. It is sorted incorrectly by the character code of the display name. However, it should be sorted by the simple display name.
When Outlook is configured to run in Unicode mode, the following issue occurs:
Issue 3
When a user who has Single-Byte Character Set (SBCS) display name sends a message to another user who has Double-Byte Character Set (DBCS) display name and opens the message from the Sent Items folder, the user's alias is displayed in the To/CC field.