On Apr 21, 2017, at 3:33 PM, Travis Siegel <tsiegel@...> wrote:

Jack, Bills message has no active x controls in it. In fact, except for some div containers, Bill's message has almost no html code in it at all. Your own messages have more html code than Bills messages do, so that activeX control message has to be coming from something else. It may trigger on Bill's message, but that message isn't the origin of the issue. I don't know what email clien you use, but if it has a simple html option, you may want to turn it on, that would make it much more difficult for such things tohappen, since in simple html mode, scripts aren't actually run, only simple html interpretation of messages takes place, and nothing more. it's a much safer way to view messages anyhow, as it prevents a lot of exploits and virus infestations.
hth.