Ok, that was the problem. I did know you had to \n each line but oddly enough I didn't realise I forgot to do that. Everyone can downvote me for making a mistake but please don't waste time by replying to this since I already have the problem solved now. As for your update, let me check to see if mine actually works.. Three tests and my original code seems to do the trick (if either or is left out, the email won't send). If your way is definately better than mine, I'll switch over but as it looks right now there's nothing wrong with it.

Thanks for your help Mad Hatter!

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In reply to Re: Re: Sending looped emails by sulfericacid
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