Use <code></code> tags for posting code.

I normally wouldn't bother, but since i'm bored, here's the code somewhat cleaned up:

for example if:
$salesperson would be John Doe, and $MLS would be 12345 
$display .= "<a href="$ENV{SCRIPT_NAME}?mail&nmsg&".$salesperson."&Lis
+ting$MLS\">$salesperson</a>\n";

### process input:
        $salesperson = $ARGV[2];
        $salesperson =~ s/%20/ /g;
    $salesperson =~ s/\+/ /g

        $subject = $ARGV[3];
        $subject =~ s/%20/ /g;
    $subject =~ s/\+/ /g

        $display .= "<b>To: $salesperson<br></b>\n";
        $display .= "<b>Subject: $subject<br></b>\n";

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As display in MSIE 5.0:
To: John Doe
Subject: Listing 12345

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As displayed in NN 4.7: 
To: John
Subject:

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Then study this, this and this.

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Then do so.

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In reply to Re: Netscape does not process $ARGV by ar0n
in thread Netscape does not process $ARGV by Backdraft

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