A single period on a line of its own indicates the end of the message body. RFC 822, amongst others, will give you the full story. Witango Man is right though - if you set an encoding for the message, it should help.
J.
On Tuesday, Dec 9, 2003, at 09:34 Australia/Sydney, witango man wrote:
What type of encoding (if any) do you have on the
message body?
Also are you sending the mail as Plain Text or HTML
(set within the options tab...)
--- "Vlasse, Alex" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was hoping someone would be able to help me with________________________________________________________________________
this problem. I've got an
action reminder taf file set to run every night. In
it I've hard coded a URL
into an e-mail and it works fine for almost all the
e-mails sent out by this
taf file. However there are a few emails which are
sent out that the URL
loses a ".". This is a very consistent problem as
the same people always
have the "." missing.
Does anyone have any idea what the problem could be?
I'm using Tango 2000, the emails are going to people
using Mac's and PC's
with the PC's running Windows 2000 (I don't know
about the Mac's). I don't
know what type of email server is being used, but I
do know that the emails
have lost the text before being received by any the
recipient email server.
The emails are Bcc to me and they also contain
broken links so I assume the
email is losing the "." before being sent out be the
sending mail server.
Any help with this problem would be appreciated,
Alexander
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