> @keesj: Did you come up with the IEFilter yourself or is it based on > documentation by someone else? Maybe there's a small modification > possible that can convince IE to cache the image... I created it, it currently removes all jpeg headers but maybe it can be changed to only remove the extra headers. My conclusion was that it wans't the xml that created the problem but the content of a jpeg part Every part starts with a header containing the lenght of the part but also ends with a delimiter. The images that seam to crash IE are images that contain a delimiter somehwhere in the data.
one thing we must do, is make it configurable to use or not the IEFilter I don't have time at the moment do do this, If you can confirm the above speculation i can only drop headers that contain a delimiter. greetings
