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 Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 12:00 am Post subject: Garbled HTML code within incoming mail |
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This tip was provided by Ron Cohen at RMS Consulting
Outlook users accessing mail on an Exchange server may receive occasional emails sprinkled with HTML code. For example, here is an examples of the first few lines of a newletter from Macy's department store. Note that both the Control Stripe and the email show links as text, not just the Control Stripe. | Quote: | Message RELEASED [ Remove
<https://www.vqme.com/pk/banner?op=remove_from_allow&From=support@e.macy
s.com&VU=ksBVcbUP77WKzD3yxz/zIA> ] [ Allow Domain <https://www.vqme.com/pk/banner?op=add_domain&Domain=e.macys.com&VU=ksBV
cbUP77WKzD3yxz/zIA> ] [ Block
<https://www.vqme.com/pk/banner?op=block_sender&From=support@e.macys.com
&VU=ksBVcbUP77WKzD3yxz/zIA> ] details
<https://www.vqme.com/userguide/details_released.html>
Vanquish Anti-Spam Control Panel <https://www.vqme.com/pk/heldemail>
<http://macys.p03.com/1x1.dyn?0uEHLyvEhUr-Gh4DnaUS9eq_i=0>
Pocket your exclusive extra savings before they're gone! Promo code: |
The problem is caused by the anti-virus plug in the local Outlook email application. To circumvent the problem- click: Tools » Macros » Security.
- Select Add-ins on left panel
- At bottom, select Client Exchange Extensions from drop down and click GO.
- De-select AVG Exchange Extension and click Apply or Save
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