Hi Tom -

It makes perfect sense, though when I look at the mail item in hex, I see <CRLF>. Somewhere between sending and getting it into my client, the <NL> seems to get changed and that probably fouls up the client.

A CRLF is the DOS/Windows standard for a line break (whereas in Linux/Unix it's just a LF and in Apples/Macs it's just a CR) so you can't blame it on that. <G> In fact, it's probably your client that's converting it from a LF to CRLF.


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