On  1 May 98 at 0:31, Sean Connor wrote:

It's driving Eudora berzerk, and PINE isn't too
happy with it either.

Not surprised.  Both Eudora and Pine are rather brain-damaged.

Pine and Elm are OK - so long as you realise they were meant for 
low-end, no-muss-no-fuss mail reading.

	Here's his letter, _exactly_ as it reaches me, below the bar of '=' symbols..
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Illegal-Object: Syntax error in Reply-To: address found on smtp.inet.fi:
	Reply-To:	<@pp.inet.fi>
				    ^-illegal token in route, expected word, illegal end of route address
From: "Korhonen Kai" <kai.korhonen@pp.inet.fi>

                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You have his email addy here...  The best way to have handled this
would have been to start a new message.

Or use a smart mailer (I prefer Pegasus myself) which parses the 
headers and asks you which address you wish to use to reply to 
(defaults to the Reply-to, but you can change it with the click of a 
radio button)

(PS:  Pegasus is free-ware and available from www.pegasus-usa.com)
^_^
(PPS:  Yes, I *love* this system.  No, I don't get paid for this 
promotion)

	I just LOVE artificial intellegence.. it's so artificial. ^_^

Nothing beats Artificial Intelligence... except Natural Stupidity.  
^_^



Aubry Thonon - ITDS Intelicom
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