... solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki ...

... solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki "Crossword" <Crossword@...

... solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki "Crossword" <Crossword@...

.... The simplist solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki "Crossword" <Crossword@...

... solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki ...

... solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki "Crossword" <Crossword@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message ...

... solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki "Crossword" <Crossword@...

.... The simplist solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki "Crossword" <Crossword@...

...solution would be to be able to tag those contacts that I do not wish to see listed in the "address book" when I am sending out my emails. But that's much to simple and practicle to be available in Office 2007. Marc Martin markymar@bellsouth.net "Nikki Peterson" wrote: <giggle> Nikki "Crossword" <Crossword@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E57D9FF9...

... because spammers can embed their message inside an image. You cannot detect it unless you use sophisticated image analysis software or OCR, both of which are too resource hungry to be of any practicle use on a production mail server. I won't even go into the issues of fishing attacks that HTML enables or the fact spammers can use embedded objects within the HTML to detect when ...