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General Lee

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  1. So then do what I have been doing. Use Spamgrabber (http://www.spamgrabber.org/). That should fix all your problems with Outlook 2010.
  2. Ah yes, good advice. I shall do so at once and report back my findings so that all shall know what is good to use. Although, I'm probably going to get yelled at with something like "We told you, you're supposed to use those at your own risk. We don't endorse them, nor do we test them." Admin don't like being asked about products that aren't their own.
  3. Well, yeah of course the developer says "as far as he knows" it's compatible. I could have told you he'd say that. What I want to know is whether or not it actually is. Maybe an Admin tested it? Personally, I tested it and it seems to work. When I viewed the Full Header it sent and compared it to the actual full header (from the web based mail client, not Outlook's); it was only missing one or two lines (didn't seem like important ones though). And it's probably Outlook that stripped these lines. Also, there was a couple extra ones, but those were just X-headers from my Avira security software.
  4. Does it work well? It seems like it hasn't been updated for about 2 years.
  5. What about Outlook 2010? Has this issue been resolved in the 2010 version?
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