Before I bitch to our network/systems guy, is there any reason why a microsoft exchange server should convert all mail to HTML as it comes in? For example if you send me a personal message to my work address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I will receive a copy as HTML. Stupid I know. I just want to know if it's easy to turn this off and/or if there is some reason for why it's set up this way here at work.
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