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- Test a text version of your emailto see if the problem is due to the contentor to the HTML code (a text version of an email includes no link, no image and no HTML code; it contains only plain text). A text version is accepted by your email client (software used on your workstation to read and send emails (Outlook, Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, Lotus, Thunderbird,...) only if the latter cannot accept HTML code.) Otherwise, it is the HTML version which will be prioritized. If the text version goes through and the HTML version does not, the problem may be linked to the HTML code (make sure that you are not using external CSS links) or because the email client version you are using is too old.
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The window below is displayed. This is the HTML version of your email (PUBLITRAC always displays the default HTML version).
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3. Click the Text tab.
4, Copy only the text of the original email. A text version of an email includes no link, no image and no HTML code. It contains only plain text.
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-The complete guide to avoid being considered as spam (http://blog.simple-mail.fr/2014/11/07/guide-eviter-etre-considere-spam/ ))
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7. Calculate your image/text ratio. Too many images (or image too heavy) in comparison to the text in an HTML email is not the ideal.
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9. Make sure that your content includes no Microsoft Word style. If you copy / paste a text in a Word format, use the key Paste a text created in Word from the WYSIWYG editor (
) to avoid having extra tags, which makes the HTML undesireableundesirable..
1. Copy your text from Word
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3. Use the Paste a text created under Word button to integrate the text into your email.
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4. The Paste a text created under Word box appears. Paste into it, the copied text from Word.
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6. Your text appears in the desired place without the Word formatting.
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10. Addthe SenderID and DomainKeys to your DNS. PUBLITRAC will then be authorized to send emails from your domain, thus improving your email rate of receipt and giving a more professional look to your campaigns. Each host and DNS provider handles the addition of information differently. Adding SenderID and DomainKeys to your DNS is a very technical step, only your network administrator will know how to set up your DNS changes.
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In very few cases where emails are transmitted by an older or misconfigured server, it will be re-sent without the second dot as follows:
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Then, it is converted to:
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The only solution to this issue is to update the Subscriber's email server.
Here are our references: http://StackOverflow.com/questions/119754/i-am-losing-periods-in-an-email-sent-using-Java-mail
In conclusion, it is directly linked to the client and the servers used along the whole trajectory of the email. The link may therefore have been affected for a customer, but not for all the contacts.