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    http://codeproject.com/internet/zsmtp.asp[^] I'm using this smtp class, and The to and from addresses are ok on the way out on the socket, but when they are received by the smtp server the domain name has been regex'd on by the pop server. This happens with any smtp server I use. bill@site.com becomes bill@site.com.domain.com whether that address is a from address or a to address this happens with every single email in the header regardless of where it is? I know this isn't a purely C++ question, but I was wondering if anybody knew how to keep it from doing that.

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      http://codeproject.com/internet/zsmtp.asp[^] I'm using this smtp class, and The to and from addresses are ok on the way out on the socket, but when they are received by the smtp server the domain name has been regex'd on by the pop server. This happens with any smtp server I use. bill@site.com becomes bill@site.com.domain.com whether that address is a from address or a to address this happens with every single email in the header regardless of where it is? I know this isn't a purely C++ question, but I was wondering if anybody knew how to keep it from doing that.

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      post this question to the article's forum! Don't try it, just do it! ;-)

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