> since having the option is a violation of RFC's then why does
> IMail even give you the option?
I wondered about the very same thing myself. Someone from IMail said that
it was a feature that was requested by customers, so it got added. I'm
guessing that a couple years ago, there was a spamware program that would
use "<>" as the return address, and so a lot of spam probably got sent out
that way.
-Scott
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