SPUtility.SendEmail

Issues with SPUtility.SendEmail.

• SPUtility.SendEmail subject parameter cannot contain a comma "," character.
• If it does, the email will be delayed by several hours.
• To workaround, use: strSubject.Replace(",", " ") for the subject parameter
• I am not sure if this is an smtp issue or a SPUtility issue.
• The function will return "True" indicating a successful send even if there is a comma.
• The body text parameter must have a new line character at least every 2048 characters.
• If not, the email body will be truncated at 2048 chars.
• For example, when using an HTML formatted body, you may have all your encoding on one line within the body string/stringbuilder parameter. You will need to insert crlf chars every 2048 characters or less.