Can you confirm that it is because the HTLP code looks like:
<td class='qtitle' align='center' nowrap><b>TD Part#</b></td><td class='qtitle' align='center' nowrap><b>Mfr Part#</b></td><td class='qtitle' align='center'><b>Qty Shpd</b></td><td class='qtitle' align='center'><b>Unit </b>$</td><td class='qtitle' align='center'><b>Ext </b>$</td></tr><td class='storytext' colspan='2'>HEWLETT PACKARD CANADA</td>
And so the $ from the Unit $ is getting put together with the Ext and thereby getting a $ex out of it? Why would JunkMail not see the space that is shown in the Heading above (BTW I am not an HTLP programmer)?
Correct. If you remove the HTML codes, the above HTML becomes:
TD Part#Mfr Part#Qty ShpdUnit $Ext $HEWLETT PACKARD CANADA
which contains "$ex". There is no space between the "$" and the "Ext".
-Scott
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