> No, I'm afraid I do not know what is happening or what you
> might do to 'fix'
> it. Normally the Subject line of the AutoResponder, would be
> the first line
> of text in the file used for that autoresponder. Looks like
> the %s caused it
> to use the first line of the whole message (in this case, the
> headers first
> line), instead. I see you used 7bit encoding (I'm assuming
> that means ASCII,
> it usually does) and not HTML.
Yes. Plain text, no encoding, from Outlook 2000.
> Maybe a
> capital S
> instead of the lowercase (although the KB shows lowercase)?
Did that, didn't recognize it at all.
> If I get some time, I'll try these things myself and anything
> else I can
> think of!
It's interesting that the KB article reads:
%s = include "subject" of infobot file (first line)
%t = include "To:" header of original message
%m = include original message
%h = include header of original message
%b = include body of original message
You would think that the description for the %s would read "include
'subject' of original message", not "... of infobot file". The subject
of the original message is arguably the most important chunk of the
message to use in an intelligent auto-responder.
Regards,
Ron
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