email has attachments ATT00010.txt

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Rob-J

When I recieve an email it comes with an attachment of ATT00010.txt. The
content of this txt file is the exact same as the main message. It does this
only with email recieved, not sent. This happens with all the people using
outlook, outlook express works normally.
The systems were all scanned with NAV (updated with most recent def's) with
no viruses detected.

Any suggestions?
 
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Brian Tillman

Rob-J said:
When I recieve an email it comes with an attachment of ATT00010.txt.
The content of this txt file is the exact same as the main message.
It does this only with email recieved, not sent. This happens with
all the people using outlook, outlook express works normally.
The systems were all scanned with NAV (updated with most recent
def's) with no viruses detected.
 
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Brian Tillman

Rob-J said:
When I recieve an email it comes with an attachment of ATT00010.txt.
The content of this txt file is the exact same as the main message.
It does this only with email recieved, not sent. This happens with
all the people using outlook, outlook express works normally.
The systems were all scanned with NAV (updated with most recent
def's) with no viruses detected.

Oops. Sorry for the empty reply.

Use "attachments txt" in the Microsoft Knowledgebase search.
 
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Joe Zygala

Rob-J, I am having the same problem with Outlook 2000
with SP-3 (you can read my original post, posted on
4/13/2004 at 1:22 PM). I read Brian Tillman's response,
but could find nothing specific to Outlook in the
knowledge base. There was a similar problem for Outlook
Express, and it suggested deleting all Temp Internet
files and emptying the Windows/Temp directory. I did
that, but it did not help. Still have the same problem.
Have you had any success?

Joe Zygala
 
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Joe Zygala

Rob-J, I solved this problem on my machine by the simple
expedient of rebooting! Before rebooting, I had deleted
all cookies, temporary internet files and files in
windows/temp. This latter did nothing, but the reboot
did. You might have to do both.
 

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