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Outlook 2003 Destroying Mail Format
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Join Date: May 2008
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Hi there,
I have outlook 2003 and certain HTML formatted mails are being messed up. Even if there is a JPG in some mails, Outlook will only display hexidecimal / junk data in these mail.
I have tried removing all safe / non-safe sender rules and even disabled the Junk-mail filters.
I know that it is Outlook doing this to mails because if I use Outlook express on the same machiine the mails come through perfectly. I could use Express but do not want to lose out on the benefits that Outlook provides.
The machine is running XP Pro and Office 2003.
Please could someone shed some light on this?
Thank-you!
I have outlook 2003 and certain HTML formatted mails are being messed up. Even if there is a JPG in some mails, Outlook will only display hexidecimal / junk data in these mail.
I have tried removing all safe / non-safe sender rules and even disabled the Junk-mail filters.
I know that it is Outlook doing this to mails because if I use Outlook express on the same machiine the mails come through perfectly. I could use Express but do not want to lose out on the benefits that Outlook provides.
The machine is running XP Pro and Office 2003.
Please could someone shed some light on this?
Thank-you!
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