"Gabriel Genellina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Perhaps you are using an """indented
> triple quoted
> string""" ?
>
> The indentation goes into the string itself. You may use a global
> (module) constant to hold the string, by example.
Rather than letting technical issues dic
En Tue, 20 Mar 2007 15:18:01 -0300, Boudreau, Emile
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> Sorry folks. Scrape the last one that I sent. I noticed that it sends
> the email perfectly if the code is not in any of my methods but the
> second I insert it into a method I get the ugly email that I described
access to all the variables I have?
thanks
Emile Boudreau
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Thanks for the
t place and then just the msg in the
> body.
>
> Any Help?? Thanks
>
> Emile Boudreau
>
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Boudreau, Emile wrote:
> I'm trying to send mail from my server to my machine with test
> results. I can send the email no pr
Boudreau, Emile wrote:
> I'm trying to send mail from my server to my machine with test
> results. I can send the email no problem however, the email doesn't
> contain a "recipient list" or a "subject line". I was wondering how
> would I go about getting the information on the actual "To" and
> "S
Hey,
I'm trying to send mail from my server to my machine with test
results. I can send the email no problem however, the email doesn't
contain a "recipient list" or a "subject line". I was wondering how
would I go about getting the information on the actual "To" and
"Subject" lines so that
