The Basic problem is two fold:
1. Additional characters appear within the e-mail body.
2. Lines have been wrapped at around 76 characters.
When viewing a message in notepad, launched from the MailEnable snap-in, the following character sequences now appear within the mail body (All sequences are single quoted):
'=20'
'=A' (appears instead of '£' character)
'3D'
Lines containing '=20' characters have usually been wrapped at around 76 characters.
I have not yet verified (Please, just don't ask!
) that the mailing engine is not introducing these faults. I am trying (been for days 
) to get a copy of the out going e-mail before it's passed to MailEnable.The e-mail body consists of the usual to, from, subject and
[list]Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
X-Mailer: eaDirect
X-Read: 1
[/list]
which I'm not particularly familiar with.
The body then continues with an HTML stream which is where the character corruption/ format starts. The original e-mail's template has html lines that span 76 over characters, so somewhere along the lines something is re-formatting it.
When the e-mail is viewed in WebMail the '=20' and '=A' sequences appear.
Has anybody seen this issue before or can suggest what may be going on. My brain hurts trying to get to the bottom of it all. I've even resorted to using ASCII tables sets in HEX and decimal to see if these character sequences is some form of encoding.
Thanks in advance, Steve P.
Note:The e-mail template/ corrupted e-mail can be provided by e-mail.[/list]
:)