In general, this happens when the SMTP server and/or recipient email client incorrectly interpret
header information, placing it in the body of the message instead.
The most common cause of this is passing a value to a header field (such as Mail.AddAddress or .Subject or
.From) that includes a line-break character, which causes the SMTP server to think that the headers have
ended and the message body has begun. Examine where your code is getting the variables that you pass to
all the header fields, and ensure that the data doesn't have any line-break characters in it. This is a
common problem when retrieving data from a database recordset - inspect the data for this problem.
This can also happen if a very long line is passed for one of the header fields, confusing the SMTP server
in the same way.
If the problem persists, try a different SMTP server if possible. The Microsoft IIS SMTP service can
be installed on your AspEmail web server for AspEmail to use.
