My apologies if this topic has been addressed. If so, please give me
reference to the thread.

Lately, I have been getting a rash of Spam emails from somebody hyping
penny stocks. The mails appear to come from random email addresses,
have random subject lines, and are made up of an HTML IMG line that
actually contains the scammers message (which is undetectable by most
anti-spam tools, since it's in an image), and followed by several lines
of randomly chosen (though coherent) text.

Has anyone come up with a way to write an anti-spam rule that will trap
these? I'm using the spam tools in Outlook 2002 (Office XP) as well as
Norton Anti-Spam, but neither offer any help.