I have a directory on my Windows Info Server that I send in a script using Mail::Sendmail on a Windows 2000 workstation:
my $mydir = "\\\\myserver\\mydir space\\dir\\"; my %mailer = ( To => $toperson, From => $fromperson, Subject => "subject here", Message => "$mydir", ); ......
The Outlook 2003 mail message cuts off the http url after the space in the outlook mail message. It shows the whole $mydir variable but cuts off the underline http url in the space part of the url \\myserver\\mydir space\\dir\\

Anyway I can correct this to show the whole url like this: \\myserver\\mydir space\\dir\\

2006-10-21 Retitled by g0n, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'Space url issue'


In reply to OT: Outlook wants to terminate links at whitespace by Anonymous Monk

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