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February 6th 06, 07:21 PM
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E-mail address appears as ####
Windows2000 SP4 + Outlook2003
A customer of mine has the e-mail address of tanya.lawson-dick @ bedrock.com When she sends me an e-mail it appears in my inbox as The word 'dick' is replaced by '####'. Now I can fully understand why but can not see where this is happening or how to allow the e-mail to come through un-hindered. I have added this person to the safe senders list, I have added her whole domain to the safe senders list! The other strange thing is that the mails are not treated as 'junk' or 'adult' as they are not deleted or moved to the junk folder, they still appear in the inbox, it is just that something is renaming her e-mail address. Any clues Richard 
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February 6th 06, 07:26 PM
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E-mail address appears as ####
Could be a server based filter doing that since I don't know of anything in
Outlook to obscure words like that. "RchardK" wrote in message ... Windows2000 SP4 + Outlook2003 A customer of mine has the e-mail address of tanya.lawson-dick @ bedrock.com When she sends me an e-mail it appears in my inbox as The word 'dick' is replaced by '####'. Now I can fully understand why but can not see where this is happening or how to allow the e-mail to come through un-hindered. I have added this person to the safe senders list, I have added her whole domain to the safe senders list! The other strange thing is that the mails are not treated as 'junk' or 'adult' as they are not deleted or moved to the junk folder, they still appear in the inbox, it is just that something is renaming her e-mail address. Any clues
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February 6th 06, 08:24 PM
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E-mail address appears as ####
Something I didn't mention.
If I get her to send me a mail and receive it in Outlook Express it appears just fine which made me think it was an Outlook 'feature'. ???? "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message ... Could be a server based filter doing that since I don't know of anything in Outlook to obscure words like that. "RchardK" wrote in message ... Windows2000 SP4 + Outlook2003 A customer of mine has the e-mail address of tanya.lawson-dick @ bedrock.com When she sends me an e-mail it appears in my inbox as The word 'dick' is replaced by '####'. Now I can fully understand why but can not see where this is happening or how to allow the e-mail to come through un-hindered. I have added this person to the safe senders list, I have added her whole domain to the safe senders list! The other strange thing is that the mails are not treated as 'junk' or 'adult' as they are not deleted or moved to the junk folder, they still appear in the inbox, it is just that something is renaming her e-mail address. Any clues
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February 7th 06, 01:09 AM
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E-mail address appears as ####
RchardK wrote:
If I get her to send me a mail and receive it in Outlook Express it appears just fine which made me think it was an Outlook 'feature'. Nothing in Outlook that I'm aware can change the text of an incoming address selectively like that. Since you say it happens in Outlook but not Outlook Express tells me you have an anti-spam add-in of some kind that integrates with Outlook but not Outlook Express and it is that add-in changing the address. -- Brian Tillman
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