I mean, instead of displaying the page as html, it gives me a ton of links
between <>, like <http://www.dhcd.virginia.gov/> instead of showing me the
page as normal. I get to see a bunch of links instead of the page, like this:
Please remember to add Avon.com ((E-Mail Removed)) to your address
book to continue receiving our emails in your mailbox. If you cannot
view this email, please click here
<http://link.p0.com/u.d?TYGtuzq00-6T4pZeaL=91> .
<http://link.p0.com/u.d?bYGtuzq00-6T4pZeaU=101>
<http://link.p0.com/u.d?A4Gtuzq00-6T4pZeaR=111>
<http://link.p0.com/u.d?f4Gtuzq00-6T4pZeaa=121>
<http://link.p0.com/u.d?AYGtuzq00-6T4pZebn=131>
<http://link.p0.com/u.d?MYGtuzq00-6T4pZebg=141>
<http://images.postdirect.com/master/6/667623/spacer.gif>
Outlook is stripping the images and HTML I would normally see (and can see
before it is downloaded), then converts it to this garbage. Does that help?
"Diane Poremsky {MVP}" wrote:
> What exactly is getting 'stripped'? Outlook doesn't have such a feature. Are
> you using a antispam filter other than Outlook?
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> "pflickner" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:531FF333-A89C-4F8A-98CC-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Outlook is stripping my emails even after they are marked as not junk. I
> > get
> > that this is important to do if the emails are viral, but I've marked
> > emails
> > as not junk and they still show up that way. I've gone so far as to turn
> > off
> > the junk email filter and still I get the stripped emails. They are not in
> > the blocked sender list either.
> >
> > Yes, I checked the options. I am on Internet security (not Restricted or
> > anything else), the options for not displaying images are unchecked, I
> > went
> > so far as to even add the items to the Safe Senders list. Nothing. I've
> > gone through every single option I can think of and nothing changes. The
> > email looks great on gmail, then when it downloads, Outlook strips it.
> > What
> > gives? How do I fix this?
>
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