It's not the arrows, but the presence of an html header or control would trigger that response, as would use of "stationary" (background image). Somewhere your email software has the ability to turn off HTML formatting (sometimes called "styles" or "styling") and send only "plain text".
Jim Dykes wrote:
> I'm getting all my messages to the list returned because they say HTML isn't allowed.
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> I know that and am careful to remove all the formatting, colors, etc, etc.
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> Anyone else have that problem?
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> Could it be if an address has arrows in it the server considers that HTML?
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> I'm even afraid to mention it. They may return this one (smile)
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> Joyce, did you get my last post? I listed you on the address as well as the list.
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> Regards,
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> Jim
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Gary
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Gary & Nancy Brinck
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