My problem seems to be the same as Rob-J. Starting this
morning, all incoming e-mail received into Outlook 2000
(with SP-3 applied) now has both the regular incoming
text, plus a .txt attachment with the exact same text in
it. I have made no changes to any Outlook settings or
Windows XP settings. Of course, some whacko keystroke
may have occurred unbeknownst to me and done something,
but of course I can't know that.

Now for the really interesting part. I also have Outlook
2000 with SP-3 applied also installed on my laptop. It
does NOT experience this problem! I have compared all
Outlook settings for e-mail on both system, and they are
identical! Both systems run Windows XP home edition.

I at first blamed this problem on Earthlink (and they are
investigating, supposedly), but now I doubt it is
Earthlink.

Any ideas, as Rob-J also said, would be greatly
appreciated. Rob-J, please let me know if you get any
offline answers, and I promise to do the same for you.

Joe Zygala
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Solved my own problem. When in doubt, reboot. That did
it. I had also deleted all temporary Internet files,
cookies and files in windows/temp. But nothing worked
until the reboot.

Joe Zygala
>-----Original Message-----
>My problem seems to be the same as Rob-J. Starting this
>morning, all incoming e-mail received into Outlook 2000
>(with SP-3 applied) now has both the regular incoming
>text, plus a .txt attachment with the exact same text in
>it. I have made no changes to any Outlook settings or
>Windows XP settings. Of course, some whacko keystroke
>may have occurred unbeknownst to me and done something,
>but of course I can't know that.
>
>Now for the really interesting part. I also have
Outlook
>2000 with SP-3 applied also installed on my laptop. It
>does NOT experience this problem! I have compared all
>Outlook settings for e-mail on both system, and they are
>identical! Both systems run Windows XP home edition.
>
>I at first blamed this problem on Earthlink (and they
are
>investigating, supposedly), but now I doubt it is
>Earthlink.
>
>Any ideas, as Rob-J also said, would be greatly
>appreciated. Rob-J, please let me know if you get any
>offline answers, and I promise to do the same for you.
>
>Joe Zygala
>(E-Mail Removed)
>
>.
>