script disarming and large javascript messages

[Greg Matthews]

Is anyone else seeing a problem with disarming scripts within email 
resulting in messages containing ~200k of disarmed javascript? This 
looks like complete nonsense to the recipient.

The script contains lots of references to Dana<foo>, here is a typical 
first chunk:

var DanaShimData="var DSJsFuncs = 
[null,null,[{nm:\"go\",flg:0xf},{nm:\"dJ\",flg:0x37},],null,[{nm:\"item\",flg:0xf},{nm:\"href\",flg:0xf},{nm:\"save\",lcnm:\"save\",flg:0xb},{nm:\"open\",lcnm:\"open\",flg:0x3b},{nm:\"load\",lcnm:\"load\",flg:0x3b},{nm:\"eval\",flg:0x57},],.......

Note that the lines are very long, sometimes over 5000 characters!

Is there any alternative to simply turning off script disarming? Seems 
drastic and possibly dangerous.

GREG
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Greg Matthews           01491 692445
Head of UNIX/Linux, iTSS Wallingford

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