> > > We have also had some issues that simply sending a message in html
> > > format (without any attachments) in html format instead of plain
> > > text also causes a NUL in delivery.
> >
> > Okay, what rule do you have that could be catching HTML tags?
>Good question, Sandy. I'm not quite sure what to look for. What are some
>thoughts?
The first thing I would look for is a rule with "name=" in it (which may be
used to try to detect certain file extensions). "name=" is very common in
HTML (although may not be too common in HTML E-mail; I'm not sure).
-Scott
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