>The URL is http://mail1.travelmarket.com
Aha! A clue. The "Bad HTTP header" message is coming from IMail, not the
browser or from Microsoft's cute "Bad DNS"-type pages. That means that
IMail is sending the correct HTTP headers, but for some reason it isn't
understanding the HTTP header you are sending it. My best guess would be a
re-install of IMail, which could fix the problem.
-Scott
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