This tends to happen when "confusables" characters are entered on the recipient ID on the batch send.
Unicode characters that get displayed in the error string with the recipiend ID can extend the error message and make it wrap on narrow page widths, causing it to extend vertically down and obscure the warning message.
We could do a bit more tracking of the layout and dynamic page adjustments (more work).. or we could not put the recipient ID that caused the error into the error message leaving the error message itself a standard length and therefore not cause the problem.
This tends to happen when "confusables" characters are entered on the recipient ID on the batch send. Unicode characters that get displayed in the error string with the recipiend ID can extend the error message and make it wrap on narrow page widths, causing it to extend vertically down and obscure the warning message.
We could do a bit more tracking of the layout and dynamic page adjustments (more work).. or we could not put the recipient ID that caused the error into the error message leaving the error message itself a standard length and therefore not cause the problem.