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You will need to break the line with \r\n. &nbsp;Even though you're using &lt;br&gt; that doesn't break the line as the line is interpreted as text. &nbsp;By using \r\n you are sending the command to break the line.
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You will need to break the line with \r\n.  Even though you're using <br> that doesn't break the line as the line is interpreted as text.  By using \r\n you are sending the command to break the line.

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Hey,<br />
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I send an automatic email to users after they have completed a form. Recently though, the e-mail is being block by some spam filters with the following error: <br />
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&nbsp;----- Transcript of session follows -----<br />
.. while talking to gw1.security.comendo.com<br />
&gt;&gt;&gt;&nbsp;DATA<br />
&lt;&lt;&lt;&nbsp;552 5.6.0 Body line too long (see RFC2822 section 3.5)<br />
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I have been told that the error might be in the break lines of my script which look like that:<br />
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&nbsp;str = str &amp;&nbsp;&quot; &nbsp;&lt;span&quot; &amp;&nbsp;cssBold &amp;&nbsp;&quot;&gt;Configurator link:&lt;/span&gt; &quot;&nbsp;&amp; config_url &amp;&nbsp;&quot;&lt;br&gt;&quot;<br />
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Any thoughts?
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Hey,

I send an automatic email to users after they have completed a form. Recently though, the e-mail is being block by some spam filters with the following error: 

 ----- Transcript of session follows -----
.. while talking to gw1.security.comendo.com
>>> DATA
<<< 552 5.6.0 Body line too long (see RFC2822 section 3.5)

I have been told that the error might be in the break lines of my script which look like that:

 str = str & "  <span" & cssBold & ">Configurator link:</span> " & config_url & "<br>"

Any thoughts?

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