quoted-printable
encoding isn't necessarily the best method for avoiding line-length display problems in e-mail clients. quoted-printable
is more important from an e-mail transmission point of view by keeping line lengths within the appropriate limits. However, if the e-mail client doesn't reflow the message after removing any soft breaks created by the QP encoding then long lines will still be a problem. the format=flowed
Content-Type
parameter (which I had been using for the mass mail templates ... though without a full understanding) is more important from a display point of view.I'll need to do a little more investigation and testing to determine how best to format messages, particularly with regards to client display. While I was looking at this in terms of IERI R3, the information I found will require some modification to the mass mail scripts as well.