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RE: Re: sending xPL commands from an ASP page
> > /m? or /j? (linefeed)
>
> Ok, now have a working asp generic sender.
I use \n as the linebreak indicator, and double-up all backslashes that
appear in the message.
So, if your message really did contain \n in one of it's elements, you
would represent this as \\n.
> However, I just realised I need John's ok to distribute his utility
dll.
> John?
No problem - never thought it would be quite as useful as it's turned out
to be.
Regards,
John
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