- From the Microsoft Exchange toolbar select "Tools"
- Select the "Services" tab.
- Highlight "Internet Mail"
- Click on "Properties..." An "Internet Mail, General" window will appear.
- Select "Message Format..." then make sure "Use MIME when sending messages" is unchecked. If you turn off MIME here, it will send attachments UUEncoded.
- Next, select "Character Set..." in the "Message Format" window
- In the "UUENCODE Character Set" window
- Click the down arrow that shows next to the rectangular "window" below where it says "specify a character set for message" text. A set of options will appear, including both "ISO 8859-1" and "US ASCII".
- Check "US ASCII", then click "OK". This will remove equal signs and "=3D" codes in messages.
- Then click "OK" on the "Options" menu.
NOTE: As you close the various windows on the way back a message will appear, advising that "configuration changes will not take effect until the next time you log onto Internet Mail".
Original material courtesy of Gerald E. Boyd.
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Last modified:
May 24, 2007