Thanks for the tip--that's it exactly.  Now, I've found that setting this
person to IETFhdr--Internet style headers--seems to eliminate the
problem, though it might be just because it forces the subscriber to do a
different "reply to", I don't know.  It 's not really a cure, but it does
seem to work...so far.
 
But what a pain!
 
Geff
listowner Hepv-L
 
 
 
 
On Fri, 22 Dec 1995, Dave Lampson wrote:
> Frankly, I don't know why there hasn't been more outrage over this stupid
> behavior of Exchange.  Apparently, by default, it attaches a rich text
> format (RTF) version of the message to the bottom of the regular text
> message, and then the RTF gets encoded because it's not plain text.  I've
> seen it on many lists.