Outgoing email messages clipped at one line

Very odd fault in Safari. All outgoing email messages from web-based email applications are clipped at the first line only, and the remainder of the text is completely lost. Very annoying and surprising. This occurs at least with Gmail and Novell GroupWise web applications.
Any ideas what is causing this?
Windows XP

Also i use Safari 3.02 Beta together with the actual Webkit r23841 and have send with GMail a mail to GMX. I have no problems. My tip try you the actual WebKit from
http://nightly.webkit.org
The zip file unzip in a separate folder and run the file run-nightly-webkit.cmd
I use only Safari with the last nightly WebKit. And the nightly is not real nightly. The nightly create in the rhythum of 3-4 days.

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