Scott:
the de facto standard is to have a space after the colon in all
Internet headers.
There IS space after the colon - do you mean a space after between the
quote and the less-than symbol?
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Best Regards
Andy Schmidt
HM Systems
the de facto standard is to have a space after the colon in all
Internet headers.
There IS space after the colon - do you mean a space after between the
quote and the less-than symbol?
Sorry, you are correct (I hate variable spaced fonts...). In this case,
the problem is that there is no
What is bad about
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Is it the missing space between the and the or is it that it should
not be quoted at all?
It's the missing space, which will cause it to fail the SPAMHEADERS
test. This is technically valid, but it's quite likely that mail clients
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