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May be you should try something like:<br />
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&nbsp; john%20smith<br />
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(%20 is the hexa code of 'space')<br />
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May be you should try something like:

  john%20smith

(%20 is the hexa code of 'space')




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Nope, did not work. Thanks anyway.<br />

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used an &quot;_&quot; for the space? &nbsp;<br />
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&quot;?&quot; will do it... Just like in DOS 6.22 and above...<br />

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"?" will do it... Just like in DOS 6.22 and above...


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The &quot;_&quot; and the &quot;.&quot; are the most common characters to insert for a &quot;space&quot;.<br />
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John.Smith<br />
Smith.John<br />
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John_Smith<br />
Smith_John<br />

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The "_" and the "." are the most common characters to insert for a "space".

John.Smith
Smith.John

John_Smith
Smith_John


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What POP server are you running (Exchange, or something in UNIX perhaps)?<br />

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What POP server are you running (Exchange, or something in UNIX perhaps)?


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How can I pass a username of john smith to a pop3 server ? My pop server will only accept a username with one word and no spaces. Is there a control or escape character I can use to void the blank space ? Renaming the accounts is not an option.
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How can I pass a username of john smith to a pop3 server ? My pop server will only accept a username with one word and no spaces. Is there a control or escape character I can use to void the blank space ? Renaming the accounts is not an option.

POP3 Problems

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