| Re: BCC's work in Express but not in Outlook |
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Group: microsoft.public.outlook · Group Profile
Author: Dan DuboskyDan Dubosky Date: Sep 20, 2008 11:50
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> If I had to guess, it's a spam filter somewhere blocking it, and the only
> reason OE works and OL doesn't is because OL as a mail client (which gets
> put into the message header) weights the message a little heavier in
> whatever spam filter is blocking the message.
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You may be right f.h. Looking at a message header that was received when
Outlook 2003 was still working I can't find any mention of any spam
filtering. Looking at a message header which was received more recently
when using Outlook Express I find the following lines:
"X-Spam-Status: No, score=0.0 required=5.0
X-Spam-Level:"
The server processing our outgoing emails may have started using a Spam
filter recently that now effects the Outlook 2003 messages. The X-Mailer is
properly identified in each message. I find it hard to believe however that
the Spam filter distinguished between "Microsoft Office Outlook" and
"Microsoft Outlook Express", but I guess anything is possible.
Could you expand upon your statement that "OL... weights the message a
little heavier in whatever spam filter is blocking the message." ?
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