Vista - Outlook 2003 on Vista, HTML Mail Display Issue

In Outlook 2003 on Windows Vista, HTML mail that is addressed to
"undisclosed-recipients:" displays in plain text format with all of the HTML
code exposed. HTML mail that is addressed to an actual e-mail address comes
through and displays fine.

I have tried adding the senders to my safe recipients list but that hasn't
solved the problem. I use the exact same set up on a Windows XP machine or
download the e-mails via a different e-mail program like Windows Mail and
they are fine. Also, if I log into my mail server to look at them they are
fine. However, if I download the e-mail via Outlook 2003, then open it or
import it into Windows Mail, the e-mail is still messed up and includes all
the HTML code in a plain text format.

Does anybody know about resolving this problem?

Check the Outlook newsgroups would be the best place.

microsoft.public.outlook
microsoft.public.outlook.general

"Eric F" <cyberelf05@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:20854E60-1C37-4CE3-A985-41E072E23309@microsoft.com...
> In Outlook 2003 on Windows Vista, HTML mail that is addressed to
> "undisclosed-recipients:" displays in plain text format with all of the
> HTML
> code exposed. HTML mail that is addressed to an actual e-mail address
> comes through and displays fine.
>
> I have tried adding the senders to my safe recipients list but that hasn't
> solved the problem. I use the exact same set up on a Windows XP machine
> or download the e-mails via a different e-mail program like Windows Mail
> and they are fine. Also, if I log into my mail server to look at them
> they are fine. However, if I download the e-mail via Outlook 2003, then
> open it or import it into Windows Mail, the e-mail is still messed up and
> includes all the HTML code in a plain text format.
>
> Does anybody know about resolving this problem?