Mail Stationery Fail

What have I done wrong so as to be unable to see the stationery right? i see the corrupt files. Email will be seen well in gmail webpage, but inside Mail it's a kind of a mess.
picture: http://bit.ly/issue-stationery-thank-you
thank you very much for trying to help!!

On 11/15/2013 07:46 AM, wyldkao wrote:
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> HI
> I check with Mail admin, it saied our company use POP3(Secure) 995
> instead of POP3 110....
> So How could I add POP3S item or modify original POP3 setting ??
>
> thanks!!
>
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> wyldkao
>
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