I know this has been plastered all over the web but I am having a
problem with this issue and our problem seems to be

Exchange/Outlook 2003 with all the latest patches as of 3/20/06. We are
using HTML as our standard email format (Word as email editor is not an
option) and we have a web utility create the users signature and send
it to them as an HTM file and then they insert their signature using
the HTM file. Rather than embeding the image in the email we have place
the image (GIF) on our web server and is viewable by all on the web.

The signature works for all users but does not work all the time and is
affecting both internal and external email. The only consistancy we see
is that when the problem exists the IMG src = code line in the HTM
file is re-written and the infamous outbind//98/ command is inserted in
to the file path and thus rendering the image unreachable and thus the
red X.

We have seen this on new emails, replys and forwards. Here is the buggy
part, so far I have had at least one email with the problem emailed to
me and the issue fixed itself.

We have no Outlook plugins that we are using and Outlook is setup with
the defaults with a few Group Policies to turn off Archiving and
disable a few other settings.

Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.

I'm having the exact same problem except users that imbed images in their
emails also don't display. This seems to be a sporadic problem as some
images display while others don't. I get images from emails from one sender
while other times the images won't appear on another email send by the same
sender.

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" wrote:

I know this has been plastered all over the web but I am having a
problem with this issue and our problem seems to be

Exchange/Outlook 2003 with all the latest patches as of 3/20/06. We are
using HTML as our standard email format (Word as email editor is not an
option) and we have a web utility create the users signature and send
it to them as an HTM file and then they insert their signature using
the HTM file. Rather than embeding the image in the email we have place
the image (GIF) on our web server and is viewable by all on the web.

The signature works for all users but does not work all the time and is
affecting both internal and external email. The only consistancy we see
is that when the problem exists the IMG src = code line in the HTM
file is re-written and the infamous outbind//98/ command is inserted in
to the file path and thus rendering the image unreachable and thus the
red X.

We have seen this on new emails, replys and forwards. Here is the buggy
part, so far I have had at least one email with the problem emailed to
me and the issue fixed itself.

We have no Outlook plugins that we are using and Outlook is setup with
the defaults with a few Group Policies to turn off Archiving and
disable a few other settings.

Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.