full-disclosure - Question about funny HTTP request

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Message-ID: <788E231C269961418F38D3E360D1652526CA40@tndefr-ws00021.tenovis.corp.lan>
From: Andreas.Ames at tenovis.com (Ames Andreas (MPA/DF))
Subject: Question about funny HTTP request

Hello,

thanks for your support.  It has turned out that it is either a
Powerpoint bug or a buggy Powerpoint template (if soemthing like a
buggy template is at all possible, apart from C++-code) or a
combination thereof.

cheers,

andreas