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Using Outlook 2007 while opening email as html with stationary on a terminal server slower than...

I am using Outlook 2007 client on a terminal server and some users send email where they have configured stationary as part of the email.  When I attempt to open those emails, it takes forever for them to open and the entire computer seems to crawl until I have successfully closed the email, it then closes my entire client.  How can I avoid this from happening.  I have asked people to stop using stationary, but they don't all listen.  So is there any hope?
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pspqlb:
Thanks for your reply to my issue, but I don't think it is just an issue with me. I am logged into a terminal server from CA to AK using Remote Desktop connection. I have a 15mb connection from here to there on an always open route. Since the terminal server I am logged into is on the same LAN as the email server that is holding my mailbox, I think it may be something else. I emptied the temp folder as you suggested and it did not help.  I did however copy the message from the terminal server, to the desktop on the machine at the CA side of the link, it opens very quickly.  It is hower a different profile on a different PC.  So I created a new exchange profile on the terminal server and tried to open the email and it was still very slow.  
 Is there a way to disable opening all email in HTML, like there is one for composing new mail?   Or is there some add-in I could use to do so?  I am attaching an email that causes this problem.  It must be renamed to .msg when accessed from Outlook.

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