what is meant by substring when listing addresses in e-mails?
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try it :\nhttp://www.seeingwithc.org/topic7html.html
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It is different for different email accounts\nFor example, for Yahoo\nincoming mail server - pop.mail.yahoo.com\noutgoing mail server - smtp.mail.yahoo.com
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use a comma or semi-colon to separate them\naddress1@yahoo.com,address2@yahoo.com or address1@yahoo.com;address2@yahoo.com\n\ncopy them all into the body of an email and send it to cssiscool@gmail.com and i'll see if i can figure out what the problem is.
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The best way writing an email address on the web is "email [at] domain [dot] com"
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Whichever provider you use (and I bet you're talking about Yahoo! Mail) just look at the starting of the email, where you have To, From and other fields. You'll find a small link around there saying 'Show Full Headings' or somehing like that. Just click on it. It'll give you loads of bewildering info, but if I'm right, all you need to do is to copy-paste and and send the whole thing before the message to your ISP/email provider (I'm gyessing that this is a spam related query).\nIf you want to investigate yourself, just look at the path the email took, it'll be mentioned.\nNow if you want to go back to normal headers, just click on 'Show Concise header' or small header, whatever. You'll be back to normal.
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Since people want to create mail addresses that is close to their actual name, they split it as the name and surname. \n\nThe best way to express that in an email is with the usage of ".". But many e-mail sites (like Yahoo! till recently) do not allow the usage of "." in the email address. So everybody has to do with using underscore. But now Yahoo! allows usage of "." in the yahoo id.
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It depends, if you get HOST UNKNOWN it means that the part of the address after the @ is wrong, if you get USER or MAILBOX UNKNOWN, then it's the part before the @ and if you get MAILBOX QUOTA EXCEEDED or MAILBOX FULL, it's because the person's mailbox is full .  \n\nCall and Have them send you mail, then reply.
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I've seen that before, usually from spammers. The date in the email is the date on the server which sent the e-mail. Spammers will up that date by a few days to make sure that their crap is on the top of the list when you check your e-mail. I don't think you can do it unless you have access to the server which handles your e-mails.
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do a reverse lookup..\nanywho, yahoo..\ngoogle email reverse lookup.
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This information is supplied by your pop3 email provider. You might try mail.(ispname).(suffix) for example mail.yahoo.com
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Well, unfortunately they don't have this code.  The addresses are usually fake, as they are just promoting another website and products from there.\n\nIf your server doesn't have a Spam Blocker, like yahoo does, forward the Spam mail to the e-mail address below.  Put it in your addressbook for future use.\n\nIt is part of CAUCE, The Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email.\n\nUCE = Unsolicited Commercial Email (website address is below.)
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you are missing the semi-colon at the end of line 65.\n\nFWIIW you might like using the sprintf() command for inserting into the $query statement.\n\n$query =sprintf("Update name set INBOX = '%s', SUBJECT ='%s'  where SITENAME = '%s' ", \n$_POST['MESSAGE'],\n$_POST['SUBJECT'],\n$_GET['account']);
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Usually Email come with the form address. Please look at that and you will know where the Email came from.
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add them to your address book, also try marking them as "not spam"
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Create another e-mail account (or sub-account) without the underscore...
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sounds like the html for the link you are clicking on was not formatted correctly.\nTo go to a different URL identified within your email, the link would have to be a finite address not a relative one.\nLinks within same website can be listed as <<html a href="subfolder/filename.html">> link text <</a>> and while you are viewing their site in their root directory it will take you to their filename, but if you are visiting from outside their website it has to be directly linked as <<html a href="http://www.theirsite.com/subfolder/filename.html">>  link text <</a>>.\n\nOtherwise, yahoo looks for the folder and filename on their website, can't find it, then takes you back to the email page.\n\nIf it is important, you can ask the person who sent you the email to send you the whole URL address unformatted, yahoo should display it as a link.\nhope this explained it well
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when you are adding addresses to the list, there is an option to send a bbc or a ccc. bbc stands for blind copy. select that and then enter in there email address. good luck