> My question is: is there any chance that IMail is causing the
> malformed headers? That is, does IMail do anything to the
> messages that it stores? I just want to be 100% sure when
> I put the blame on Microsoft.
There's a chance, but it is very unlikely. IMail should not modify any of the
existing headers. All it should do is add one "Received:" header at the beginning of
the headers, and add its own headers at the end (such as X-UIDL). I've never seen it
alter any existing headers (although it might do something like truncate a header that
was too long, or strip a null character out of a string, or something else that is
pretty normal.
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-Scott
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