disable Vanquish Anti-Spam Control Panel in emails?

[blueskies]

The Vanquish Anti-Spam Control Panel that appears in the inbound emails shows up in my email client's summary line for each email instead of the first line of actual content. Is there a way to disable this block or position it at the end of an email so I can use the email client's summary line to view actual email content instead of seeing Vanquish Anti-Spam Control Panel on each summary line?

Thanks.
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Michael

[--VQ--]

The Control Stripe can be suppressed completely [details]. Alternatively, one of these suggestions may provide relief:

• Some email programs allow you to move it into an attachment (typically, it will appear at the bottom of the message or as an icon). The Control Stripe is a separate MIME component. The menu and jargon that affects the display processing is very different for each email program. Look for a setting that allows you to display rich text components as attachments.
  
  
• If you set your email program to display email in Text or ASCII form, the Control Stripe is presented on 1 line without all of the hot links. For example, it simply says "Sender Allowed" or "Trust Bond". This may allow you to see some of the message content in your summary area.
  
  
• If all else fails, see if you can increase the summary region to include several lines of your incoming messages.

[blueskies]

Well, GMail doesn't allow the separation of MIME types.

I also don't think I should have to view all my HTML emails as text just to get around this control panel.

Wouldn't it be easier and more efficient to allow users to choose by setting an option? That might reduce the content going over the wire.

I can have it my way at Burger King
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Michael