Hi, I am trying to send my html code to my mail but the result is the code also display as test in my mail and cannot convert to format. Hope you can help me on this, below is the Perl code I using. 
    my $smtp;
    my $part;
    my $pingStatus;
    my $localcount;
    my $subject = "Welcome to Booking Request";

    $pingStatus = &checkTargetPing("mail.hotmail.com");
    if ($pingStatus eq 1)
    {
            $smtp = Net::SMTP::TLS->new('mail.radisys.com');
            $smtp->mail(@email);
            $smtp->to(@email);
            $smtp->mail('jason@hotmail.com');
            # $smtp->to('jason@hotmail.com');
            $smtp->data();
            $smtp->datasend("From:Booking and Managment system\n");
            $smtp->datasend("To: jason@hotmail.com\n");
            $smtp->datasend("Subject: $subject\n");
            $smtp->datasend("\n");
            $smtp->datasend("<h1>Hello</h1>\n");
            $smtp->quit;
    }

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The email I received it just display <h1>Hello</h1> , I want to convert it only show out Hello as header. Thanks

In reply to html format email by GordonLim

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