Strip HTML weirdness

[Julian Field]

Please can you zip up and send me the entire copy of one of these emails
before it has been stripped to text.

At 15:22 01/10/2003, you wrote:
>Julian Field wrote:
> > Can you make sure they are not very long URLs that are being split
> > into multiple lines by Outlook?
>
>No, thats not the case, heres a short extract from the particular mail
>thats generated complaints (lots of my users are on this list).  A couple
>of curious things 1) The urls are truncated, 2) The URLS are surrounded by
><>.  The message was tagged as spam and converted to an attachment, but
>was low scoring spam - which is not set to be stripped - although it looks
>from the logs that it also triggered one of the dangerous html rules
>(which are set to strip content).  I think the original is online here
>http://www.bmra.org.uk/mrbusiness/index.asp (although the links are
>relative in the source of that).
>
>MESSAGE EXTRACT FOLLOWS....
>
>  <http://www.bmra.org.u>
>
>
>
>         30 September 2003   Issue 25 <http://www.bmra.org.uk/mrbusine>
>
>print <http://www.bmra.org.uk/mrbusine>                   search for
>in       --Whole Site-- Sep 2003 Ezine 25 Sep 2003 Ezine 24 Jul 2003
>Ezine 23 Jun 2003 Ezine 22 May 2003 Ezine 21 Apr 2003 Ezine 20
>submit
>
>
>
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>         calendar <http://www.bmra.org.uk/mrbusiness/>
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>  <http://www.bmra.org.uk/include/ad.asp?BannerID=49&src=http:>
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Julian Field
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