Bob your right. it was a problem with the "fromname" being an email.
Thanks
it works now.

It's one of the examples that comes with macro sheduler. But here it comes: MessageModal>This macro demonstrates how to send Email & Files using the SMTPSendMail command. Input>smtp,Please Enter Your SMTP Mail Server: If>smtp=,end Input>fromname,Please Enter Your Name: If>fromname=,end Input>fromema...

the send mail example that comes Macro Sheduler keeps reporting an error: 501 5.5.4 Invalid Address.
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I have testet the mailserver throught telnet. no problems there

The server is an Exchange2003 is this a problem.

my bad I didn't read your post right.

And yes my syntaks was all wrong.

it works now

thanks a lot for the fast reply's

thought you could just type a string.
it actually works for writting in the file
But putting the chars i a output variable dosn't help.

NULL is still converted to zero
Wait didn't read your post right sorry i'll just test

here goes: YEAR>YYYY MONTH>MM DAY>DD LET>TodaysDate=%YYYY%%MM%%DD% IFFILEEXISTS>%logfile% filedate>%logfile%,logfiledate IF>LogFileDateTodaysDate DeleteFile>%LogFile% GOSUB>WriteLogFileHeader Else GOSUB>WriteLogFileHeader ENDIF ELse GOSUB>WriteLogFileHeader ENDIF SRT>WriteLogFileHeader GetDate>day G...

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found the problem This gotta be a bug

When you execute a WRITELN command, it is no longer possible for varibles to hold Null values, they are converted to zero's

the problem also occurs when declaring and empty varible like:

Let>myvar=

when MS read this it reads
LET>myvar=0

But only some declarations. in the SRT thats called just before I declare Myvar2=

no problems there.

Hi usally when I use the separate command on an empty string Like this: separate>string,;,vars It result in vars_1=Null and vars_count=0 and I do an: IF>vars_count>0 Do Stuff endif But now separate return vars_1=0 and therefore vars_count is =1 which screws up my if statement. can i somehow define h...