>Hi,
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>thread-index: AcUkIeOgabyxJEF6RY6MgbauW+F01== Content-Class:urn:
>content classes:message X-MimeOle: Produced by Microsoft MimeOle
>V6.00.2800.1106 This is a test message 1
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>Can anybody suggest why the ASP.NET-generated email has all the "extra" text before the actual message?
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>These items are written as Headers by .NET and shouldn't show up in the output so this looks as if the receiving end is not parsing the email correctly. I'm don't know of a way of suppressing the generation of these header items in .NET (tho there should be) since they don't appear in the .Headers collection prior to sending.
>
>Regards,
>Viv
I think you are right, that the problem is with the "receiving end" software. Because when I email from .NET to myself, there is no problem. And I didn't realize that the .NET generates the Headers with all that text. This explains why the email sent from Outlook does not have the problem. I will ask on ASP.NET forum to see if there might be someone who know of a way to suppress the Header.
Thank you for your help.
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