I have been receiving emails from the same source that comes from a
different person and different email address and a different subject with
each email. Additionally, all the text in the email is presented as a
picture (xxx.jpg). So I cannot make a rule based on email address, name,
subject or body text. I know I could only permit emails from a list of OK
addresses, but that causes other problems. Help.

Al

Al Clark <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I have been receiving emails from the same source that comes from a
> different person and different email address and a different subject
> with each email. Additionally, all the text in the email is presented
> as a picture (xxx.jpg). So I cannot make a rule based on email
> address, name, subject or body text. I know I could only permit
> emails from a list of OK addresses, but that causes other problems.

Look in the message headers to see if there is any common text and, if so,
use a rule that matches that text and tosses the message if it's found.
--
Brian Tillman

Thanks for the reply, Brian.

If I double click on the email, then hit view, message headers, it refreshes
the email view, but adds no message header info. So I added message headers
to my view fields and none of the messages show any header info. I ran
spybot and adaware and only got tracking cookies and mrus. My antivirus is
up to date. I did a repair to Outlook, which did nothing . My Outlook is
from Office XP plus Frontpage. Any ideas?

Al


"Brian Tillman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Al Clark <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>> I have been receiving emails from the same source that comes from a
>> different person and different email address and a different subject
>> with each email. Additionally, all the text in the email is presented
>> as a picture (xxx.jpg). So I cannot make a rule based on email
>> address, name, subject or body text. I know I could only permit
>> emails from a list of OK addresses, but that causes other problems.
>
> Look in the message headers to see if there is any common text and, if so,
> use a rule that matches that text and tosses the message if it's found.
> --
> Brian Tillman

You'll be better off if you get a decent antispam solution.
http://www.slipstick.com/rules/junkmail.htm


On 4/27/06 11:57 AM, in article 4450e924$(E-Mail Removed), "Al Clark"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I have been receiving emails from the same source that comes from a
> different person and different email address and a different subject with
> each email. Additionally, all the text in the email is presented as a
> picture (xxx.jpg). So I cannot make a rule based on email address, name,
> subject or body text. I know I could only permit emails from a list of OK
> addresses, but that causes other problems. Help.
>
> Al
>
>

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Al Clark <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> If I double click on the email, then hit view, message headers, it
> refreshes the email view, but adds no message header info.

Right-clicking the message in your Inbox (single click) and choosing
View>Options should show you the headers.
--
Brian Tillman