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Sam Carter
I have written a SQL program that sends plain text email. CHR(0D), CHR(0A)
is used to generate line breaks.
Outlook frequently removes the line breaks so that lines don't break where
they should. The message "This message has extra line breaks..." is
displayed at the top of the email. I realize Outlook can be configured so
it does not default to display without line breaks, but I'd rather modify my
programming so consistent results are displayed for all Outlook users.
My question is: Why does Outlook think this message has extra line breaks,
and how should line breaks be coded to avoid this problem?
Sam
is used to generate line breaks.
Outlook frequently removes the line breaks so that lines don't break where
they should. The message "This message has extra line breaks..." is
displayed at the top of the email. I realize Outlook can be configured so
it does not default to display without line breaks, but I'd rather modify my
programming so consistent results are displayed for all Outlook users.
My question is: Why does Outlook think this message has extra line breaks,
and how should line breaks be coded to avoid this problem?
Sam