tommyboy115,
To add line feeds in the script above you could just break it up and put it together in lines. For example, use a variable as you put the body together and then assign it to poSendMail.Message. In most cases, especially with an html email, that will be enough. If you want you could use the costant VbCrLf to add a new line. For email messages it is good to keep lines no longer than 60-70 characters if you want to control the flow and prevent "weird characters" from appearing.
I'm not real sure what you mean by VBA but if it uses Visual Basic that constant should work. I can help you more with specifics if you use ASP/vbscript. The code above looks like it could be asp/vbscript.
I just reread this quickly before posting and now think you may be talking about just the part from the variable eMessage. Is that so? The general idea of what I said is still true but the solution will change. If the problem is the variable's contents then you will need to "fix" them before putting it in the message. Let me know if this is the case.
Let me know if you have any questions or need more information.
b0lsc0tt
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by: klykkenPosted on 2006-12-06 at 17:32:10ID: 18089938
Just want to confirm that you're seeing these exclamation points in random places each time you see it, or if they show up in the same place. Can you paste the resulting email?
-klykken