Hi, This script perfectly runs except one thing: in MS outlook, the body is empty. It ends up into header (I saw it in the header part). But it perfectly show up in Yahoo mail. Any thought about it? Thanks in advance. 
#------------- sub routine ------------------------------------------#
#need parameters: server,sender,recipient,subject,content
sub send_result_by_email
{
   my ($server,$sender,$recipient,$subject,$content) = @_;
   print "$server $sender $recipient $subject $content \n";
   #print "$server  \n";
   #my $s = new Net::SMTP($server);
   #my $s = Net::SMTP->new($server,Timeout => 60);
   $s =  Net::SMTP->new($server, Hello =>'my.mail.domain',
                           Timeout =>30,
                           Debug   =>1,
                          );
        if ($s) {
                $s->mail($sender);

                #if (!$s->ok()) {
                #        my $msg = $s->message();
                #        chomp ($msg);
                #        print "$server:$msg";
                #        return 1;
                #}

                $s->to($recipient);

               # if (!$s->ok()) {
               #         my $msg = $s->message();
               #         chomp ($msg);
               #         print "$server:$recipient:$msg";
               #         return 1;
               #}

                $s->data();
                $s->datasend("From: $sender\n");
                $s->datasend("To:$recipient\n");
              #  $s->datasend ("Date: $datesent\n");
              #  $s->datasend ("Message-Id: $anything\n");
                $s->datasend("Subject: $subject\n");
                $s->datasend("$content\n");
              #  $s->datasend(".\n");
                $s->dataend();

               # if (!$s->ok()) {
               #         my $msg = $s->message();
               #         chomp ($msg);
               #         print "datasend $server $recipient:$msg";
               #         return 1;
               # }

                $s->quit;

                return 0;
        }
        else {
               print "Can't create new SMTP object.\n";

               return 1;
        }

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