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HTML messages creating .eml attachments

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Tim - 02 Mar 2006 20:22 GMT
I have a user who is using Word as his e-mail editor and sending out all
messages as HTML.  When he sends a message to certain recipients, Outlook
creates two attachments: winmail.dat and <message title>.eml; the latter is
the text of the e-mail and our mail security app strips both attachments from
the message.  The result of this is that the recipient gets a blank message
with a note at the bottome about the attachments that were deleted.  Why does
this happen and how can I prevent it from happening?  (I should note for the
record that the user in question is my boss, so any assistance you can
provide would be greatly appreciated.)
Brian Tillman - 02 Mar 2006 21:51 GMT
> I have a user who is using Word as his e-mail editor and sending out
> all messages as HTML.  When he sends a message to certain recipients,
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> user in question is my boss, so any assistance you can provide would
> be greatly appreciated.)

Something seems wrong here because a .eml message is an Outlook Express
message, not Outlook.  Is he composing his message in Word and then clicking
the "E-Mail" button on the Standard Toolbar (or clicking File>Send To>Mail
Recipient)?  If so, I'd have him open Internet Explorer and click
Tools>Internet Options>Programs and examine which mail program is in the
"E-mail" drop-down.  My guess is that it's Outlook Express.
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