On Tue, 9 Dec 2003, Thomas Shoaf (PromoStep) wrote:
> As for correcting the items listed in my original post, I am looking for an
> example of the correct content that should be included in the content of the
> HTML message relating to such items appearing in the Content Analysis when
> checked through the Content Checked at Lyris.
Those were MIME header errors.
Read the MIME rfc (RFC 2045) to get the official statement of how
MIME headers should be used. RFCs can be found at the IETF site.
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