Macros available for use to generate body and headers of an email
Macro with the prefix F – Field
Used to insert fields from contact list
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[%%FEmail%%] [%%FFullName%%]
Used as [%%F Contact List Field Name %%], the content will be replace for the macro specified in contact list for this record.
Can be used anywhere/part of the email and email headers. Only available for the Personal Copy sending mode.
For the Email field, which stores the addresses of contact list, two special sub- macros are also available: [%%FEmailUser%%] – replace the mailbox name i.e. what is BEFORE @. For [email protected], the string user will be insert
[%%FEmailDomain%%]– replace the mailbox domain i.e. what is AFTER @. For [email protected], the string gmail.com will be insert
Macro with the prefix R – Rule
used to insert different content depending on contact list field
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[%%RRule%%]
Used as [%%RRuleName%%] The rule itself must be previously created in the mail editor. For more information about Mail Merge rules, see this section
Can be used anywhere/part of the email and its headers. Only available for the Personal Copy distribution mode.
As a rule, it is used to form an appeal to recipients: if the Gender field contains M – substitute Mr., otherwise – Ms. And also in other similar cases when you need to insert one of two values depending on the content of the contact list field.
Mcros with the prefix A – Account
Used to insert data about sender
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[%%ASenderName%%]
Replace Sender Name (From) from sender’s account..
It can be used in any place/part of the letter, in any mailing modes.
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[%%ASenderAdr%%]
Replace the sender’s Email (From) from the sender’s account.
Can be used anywhere/part of the letter.
Please note that the return address specified in the sender’s account can be overridden by the smtp server login through which the message is sent if the checkbox “Use login as From address when mailing” is enabled in the smtp server settings. The macro [%%ASenderAddr%%] will be replaced by the actual return address used in the email, depending on this setting. Two special sub-macros are also available for the return address: [%%ASenderEmailUser%%] – replace the mailbox name of the return address i.e. what is BEFORE @. For [email protected], will be “user“
[%%ASenderEmailDomain%%] – replace domain of the return address i.e. what is AFTER @. For [email protected], will be gmail.com
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[%%AReplyToAdr%%]
Replace Reply-To address from the sender’s account.
Can be used anywhere/part of the letter.
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[%%ASenderOrg%%]
Replace Reply-To address from the sender’s account.
Can be used anywhere/part of the letter.
Macro with the prefix O – Other
used to Insert random data such as text , numbers, etc…
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[%%ORandStr,5-8,a-z,L,3,Const%%]
Random string generation. The generation parameters are set inside the macro: 5-8 – random string length range. In this example, 5 to 8 characters. a-z – a range of characters from which a random string is formed. In this example, these are any letters from the Latin alphabet. You can also use 0-9 for numbers only, 0-f for numbers and letters, etc. L – determines the size of the letters from which the random string will consist L (LowerCase) – from small letters, U (UpperCase) – from uppercase letters, R (Random) – randomly from uppercase and lowercase letters, LU (LowerUpper) – random selection of ALL letters capital or ALL letters are small. 3 – after how many letters you need to generate a new value. In this example, every 3 letters. Const – constant value within the letter. If enabled, all repetitions of this macro in the email will have the same value. If disabled (i.e. no Const word) – a new value will be generated for each repetition of the macro.
It can be used in any place/part of the letter and its headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of body and email headers
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[%%ORandText,Strings%%]
Selecting a random string from a predefined text block with any strings. In this example, Strings is the name of the text block from which random lines should be selected. The text block itself must be previously created through the editor menu Insert Macro->Random Value->Random Text.
It can be used in any place/part of the letter and its headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of body and email headers
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[%%ORandTextFromFile,c:\TextFile.txt,5,R,Const%%]
Selecting a random string from a text file on disk. In this example c:\TextFile.txt – path to the file from which random lines should be selected. Make sure that the path to the folder does not contain spaces! 5 – after how many emails you need to select a new value from the file. R – is a way to fetch from a file. R – random, C – consistently. Const – constant value within the email. If enabled, all instance of this macro in the email will have the same value. If disabled (i.e. no Const word) – a new value will be generated for each instance of the macro.
It can be used in any place/part of the letter and its headers, in any mailing modes.
Works similar to the ORandText macro, but selects lines directly from a file on disk. Loads the processor and disk much more. Use Sequential Row Fetching (C Mode) to Reduce Load For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and headers of emails.
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[%%One|Two|Three%%]
Selecting a random substring from a list of substrings separated by | A new value is selected for each email.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
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[%%ORandMessageBody,C:\Body,5%%]
Selecting a random file from the specified folder and using its contents as the body of the email. C:\Body – a folder on the disk with html or txt templates. The folder should contain .html files if html emails are sent, or .txt files if the email is in plain text format. Make sure that the path to the folder does not contain spaces! 5 – after how many sent email you need to select a new random template.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and email headers.
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[%%ORandMessageHeader,C:\Header,5%%]
Selecting a random file from the specified folder and using its contents in a template to generate headers for sent emails. C:\Header – folder on the disk with headers templates. The folder must contain header templates in .txt format. Make sure that the path to the folder does not contain spaces! 5 – after how many sent emails you need to select a new random file and use it as a header template..
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and email headers.
If you want to use a random body AND random email headers at the same time – the macro [%%ORandMessageHeader%%] must be inserted into EVERY template of the email body that is loaded via the macro [%%ORandMessageBody%%] !
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[%%ODATE%%]
Insert current date (at the time of sending email)
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
In the mail editor menu Insert Macro->Other
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[%%OTIME%%]
Insert current date (at the time of sending email)
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
In the mail editor menu Insert Macro->Other
Macro with the prefix W
Web, used to load data from a URL and include it into email
Loading content from a URL and using it as the body of an email http://127.0.0.1/generate.php – in this example, the URL from where to load the content.5 – after how many sent letters you need to download the new content of the letter.Can be used to generate email content outside Rapid Send, by your content generator.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
It works similarly to the [%%ORandMessageBody%%] macro, but it takes the contents of the message not from the folder, but downloads it from the URL. For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and email headers.
Loading an email header template from a URL http://127.0.0.1/generate.php-inthisexample, the URL from where to load the header template. 5 – after how many sent email you need to download a new header template. Can be used to form the header of the letter outside the Rapid Send, by your generator.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
Works similarly to the [%%ORandMessageHeader%%] macro, but takes the header template not from the folder, but downloads from the URL. For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and email headers.
Downloading a fully prepared, MIME generated email along with content and headers from your email generator. Allows you to generate letters with all headers completely independently. After downloading the email, it will be sent as is without anymodifications.http://127.0.0.1/generate.php-inthisexample, the URL from where to load the finished email.1 – how often to download a new email from a URL. This macro should almost always be equal to 1 i.e. download anew email for each recipient
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and email headers.
Loading a string or text block from a URL and including it into an email Allows you to insert the desired lines or text blocks (or html code) from your content generator.http://127.0.0.1/generate.php? Get Some String – URL from where to load data. The data is loaded for each email.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
Macro with the prefix W
Web, used to load data from a URL and include it into email
Loading content from a URL and using it as the body of an email. http://127.0.0.1/generate.php – in this example, the URL from where to load the content. 5 – after how many sent letters you need to download the new content of the letter. Can be used to generate email content outside Rapid Send, by your content generator.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes. It works similarly to the [%%ORandMessageBody%%] macro, but it takes the contents of the message not from the folder, but downloads it from the URL. For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and email headers.
Loading an email header template from a URL. http://127.0.0.1/generate.php-inthisexample, the URL from where to load the header template. 5 – after how many sent email you need to download a new header template. Can be used to form the header of the letter outside the Rapid Send, by your generator.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
Works similarly to the [%%ORandMessageHeader%%] macro, but takes the header template not from the folder, but downloads from the URL. For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and email headers
Downloading a fully prepared, MIME generated email along with content and headers from your email generator. Allows you to generate letters with all headers completely independently. After downloading thee mail, it will be sent as is without any modifications. http://127.0.0.1/generate.php-inthisexample, the URL from where to load the finished email. 1 – how often to download a new email from a URL. This macro should almost always be equal to 1 i.e. download anew email for each recipient
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
For more information on how to use it, see Randomization of the body and email headers.
Loading a string or text block from a URL and including it into an email .Allows you to insert the desired lines or text blocks (or html code) from your content generator. http://127.0.0.1/generate.php?Get Some String – URL from where to load data. The data is loaded for each email.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
Macro with the prefix T
Web, used to load data from a URL and include it into email
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[%%TLink,1,http://www.affiliatelink.com%%]
Inserting a “tracking” link into an email. Clicks on this line will be counted and displayed in the campaign statistics window. 1 – ID of the link to the rstracking.php statistics accounting script, which can be viewed in the Real Time statistics settings window. http://www.affiliatelink.com -the target link where you want to redirect.
It can be used only in the body of the message, in any mailing modes.
See Using Real Time Statistics for more details.
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[%%TUnsubscribeLink,1,DC,AE,AM263%%]
Insert an unsubscribe link in an email. When you click on this link, the specified actions will be performed to unsubscribe the recipient from the mailing list. 1 – ID of the link to the rstracking.php statistics accounting script, which can be viewed in the Real Time statistics settings window. DC – delete the recipient’s address from the mailing list (DeleteFromCurrentList) AE – add recipient’s address to the Exclusion List (AddToExcludeList) AM263 – add recipient address to mailing list with ID 26
Can only be used in the body of an email. Only available for the Personal Copy distribution mode.
For more details, see Links to unsubscribe from the mailing list.
Substitutes the parameters of the “tracked” link, which encodes data about who the message was generated for as well as the target URL where you want to redirect. The macro can be used to randomize “tracking” links when multiple links to the statistics script are placed in the ORandText macro and the final link is formed like this: <A href=”[%%ORandText,RSWebLinks%%]?[%%TLinkParams,1,http://www.affiliatetracking.com%%] Thus, instead of [%%ORandText,RSWebLinks%%] a random link to the rstracking.php script is substituted, and instead of TLinkParams – parameters for tracking a click and performing a redirect. 1 – ID of the link to the rstracking.php statistics accounting script, the password from which will be used to encrypt the parameters (if you have many links torstracking.php, they must have the same password)http://www.affiliatetracking.com -the target link where you want to redirect.
Can only be used in the body of an email. Only available for the Personal Copy distribution mode.
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[%%TOpenParams,1%%]
Insert parameters for tracking email openers. Designed randomize links for email openers. Works in a similar wto the previous macro, but is used a little differently :<IMG src=”[%%ORandText,RSWebLinks%%]? [%%TOpenParams,1%%]”… To track email openers, a link to the image is inserted in email, which must be downloaded from the rstracking.pscript, the script detects an attempt to download the image and saves data about the recipient from whom the request to download the image came from. TheTOpenParams macro generates parameters by which thrstracking.php script understands for which recipient the letter was generated. The macro has only one parameter – the ID of the link torstracking.php, the password from which is used to encrypt the parameters. (if you have many links torstracking.php – they must have the same password).
Can only be used in the body of an email. Only available for the Personal Copy distribution mode
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[%%TOpenParams,1%%]
Insert parameters for tracking email openers. Designed randomize links for email openers. Works in a similar wto the previous macro, but is used a little differently :<IMG src=”[%%ORandText,RSWebLinks%%]? [%%TOpenParams,1%%]”… To track email openers, a link to the image is inserted in email, which must be downloaded from the rstracking.pscript, the script detects an attempt to download the image and saves data about the recipient from whom the request to download the image came from. TheTOpenParams macro generates parameters by which thrstracking.php script understands for which recipient the letter was generated. The macro has only one parameter – the ID of the link torstracking.php, the password from which is used to encrypt the parameters. (if you have many links torstracking.php – they must have the same password).
Can only be used in the body of an email. Only available for the Personal Copy distribution mode
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[%%TFblBounceTracking%%]
Insert the email identifier, by which the Incoming MailProcessor can determine for whom it was generated. Some postal services in their FBL reports delete all databout the person for whom the original email was sent, against which the complaint was received. Thus, the Inbound Mail Processor receives the FBL report, but cannot determine who the complaint is from and which address needs to be removed from the mailing list. The current version of RapidSend encodes the required data the Message-ID and Boundary field of the email header. However, if you are generate these fields yourself so that they look “non-standard” you can use the [%%TFblBounceTracking%%] macro to preserve the ability to process FBL reports and better handle bounces. The macro can be used anywhere in the email header like this X-My-Tracking-Field: [%%TFblBounceTracking%%] Naturally, the field name (X-My-Tracking-Field) can be anything or random.
Can only be used in the header of an email. Only available for the Personal Copy distribution mode
For more information about creating your own headers ,see Randomizing email body and headers.
Macro with the prefix P
Preset, Info about SMTP and PROXY that was used to send the email
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[%%PSmtpServerHost%%]
Insert name of the SMTP server through which the message was sent.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PSmtpServerDomain%%]
Insert domain from the name of the SMTP server. For example, if the name of the smtp server is smtp.server.com, then server.com will be inserted
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PSmtpServerPort%%]
Insert port of the SMTP server through which the email was sent.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PSmtpServerLoginUser%%]
If the SMTP server login is an email address, it insert email address username i.e. what is BEFORE @. For [email protected], the string user will be inserted
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PSmtpServerLoginHost%%]
If SMTP server login is an email address, it insert domain address i.e.the that AFTER @. For [email protected], the string gmail.com will beinserted. If the address works on a subdomain i.e.[email protected] – the entire subdomain will be substituted, i.e.sub.domain.com
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PSmtpServerLoginDomain%%]
If SMTP server login is an email address on a subdomain, the domain will be insert. For example, for [email protected], the stringdomain.com will be insert
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PProxyIP%%]
Insert IP address of the proxy through which the message was sent
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PProxyPort%%]
Insert port number of the proxy through which the message was sent
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PProxyHost%%]
Insert hostname (PTR/Reverse DNS records) that is bound to the IP address of the proxy. It can be used to generate a return (from) address depending on the proxy through which the message was sent. For example, in the sender account, you can specify the return address as
info@[%%PProxyHost%%] and it will change depending on the proxy through which the message went.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PProxyDomain%%]
Insert domain name from the host (PTR/Reverse DNS records) that is bound to the IP address of the proxy. For example, if the hostname issub.domain.com, the string domain.com will be inserted. It can be used to generate a return (from) address depending on the proxy through which the message was sent. For example, in the sender account, you can specify the return address as info@[%%PProxyDomain%%] and it will change depending on the proxy through which the message was sent.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PProxyLogin%%]
Insert proxy login through which the letter was sent.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PProxyType%%]
Insert type of proxy (Socks4, Socks5, Http) through which the letter went.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PProxyOutIP%%]
Insert output IP of the proxy (if it different from input IP and if it was determined during the proxy check in the proxy manager).
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%PProxyComment%%]
Insert contents of the Comment field in proxy settings. Using the Comment field, any user data can be attached to the proxy server, and using this macro, they can be insert anywhere in the email.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
Macro with the prefix H
Headers, which can be used to form your email headers
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[%%HSubject%%]
Insert subject . The value is taken from the “Subject” field of the email editor. If the value contains non-ASCII characters – Inline encoding will be applied.
This encoding is required by the MIME messages standard , and is used to ensure that the message is correctly displayed in any email client.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
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[%%HFromEmail%%]
Return (From) address. The value is taken from the “ReplyAddress” field of the Sender Account.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
Please note that the return address specified in the sender’s account can be overridden by the SMTP server login through which the message is sent if the checkbox “Use login as From address when mailing” is enabled in the smtp server settings. For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HFromName%%]
Sender’s name (in original form). The value is taken from the “Name” field of the Sender’s account. If the value contains non ASCII characters – Inline encoding will be applied.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HReplyToEmail%%]
Address for answers (reply-to). The value is taken from the “Reply-To Address” field of the Sender Account.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HEncodedFullFrom%%]
The name and email “From” in a “ready” format. For example, if the sender’s name is Jon Doe and the return address [email protected], the following line will be substituted: “Joe Doe” [email protected] If the sender’s name contains non-ASCII characters – Inline encoding will be applied. In this case, the result will be: =?utf-8?B?0JjQstCw0L0g0JjQstCw0L3QvtCy?=[email protected]
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HEncodedFullReplyTo%%]
The name and “Reply-To” in a “ready” format. For example, if thesender’s name is Jon Doe and the return address [email protected], the following line will be substituted: “Joe Doe” [email protected] If the sender’s name contains non-ASCII characters – Inline encoding will be applied. In this case, the result will be: =?utf-8?B?0JjQstCw0L0g0JjQstCw0L3QvtCy?=[email protected]
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HFromEmailDomain%%]
The domain of the return (From) address. For example, if the return address is [email protected], the string gmail.com will be inserted
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HToCcRecipients%%]
The name and email of the recipient(s) in a “prepared” format. If the Personal Copy mode is selected for distribution, the value will be only one . If the batch sending mode is used (To or Cc), the value will be a list of names and addresses of recipients for whom this email is generated. The number of recipients in the list depends on the size of the BCC packet. Important note: this is the only macro that also results in the fieldname (To or Сс). Those. the result can be To: “Joe Doe”[email protected] or Cc: “Joe Doe” [email protected]. The name of the field depends on the distribution method selected in the Send Profile. If the Personal copy or To method is selected, the field name will be To:, if the Cc method is selected, then Сс:
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HMsgContentType%%]
Content-Type: The correct Content-Type will be insert depending on the message type, the presence of attachment, etc. Along with Content-Type, the correct value will also be substituted for Content-Transfer-Encoding fields. The encoding type for Content Transfer-Encoding can be selected on the Mail Editor toolbar. For example, for a letter consisting only of the text part, the value would be:
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HContentTransferEncoding%%]
The value for the Content-Transfer-Encoding field. In most cases, the use of this macro is not required. [%%HMsgContentType%%] will already insert the desired value. However, in some cases this macro can be useful. Insert value example: Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HMsgCharset%%]
Encoding (charset) of the email, set in the Mail Editor. The default encoding is Utf-8
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HPriorityNumber%%]
Message priority as a number (for the X-Priority: field). The priority value is taken from the Mail Editor – the Priority button on the editor’s toolbar.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HPriorityString%%]
Mail priority as a string (for the X-MSMail-Priority: field). The value also depends on the selected priority in the Mail Editor.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HResolvedComputerHostName%%]
Domain name obtained via DNS query for the IP address of the computer on which RapidSend is installed. It can also be used to generate the Message-ID field.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HBoundary%%]
Boundary (separator) Multi-Part email. Inside the standard Boundary, encrypted information about who this email for, as well as about contact list to which it belongs. This information is used when processing bounces and FBL reports by the Incoming Mail Processor.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HOutlookBoundary%%]
Boundary (divider) Multi-Part email in Outlook Express / Windows Live Mail format.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HMessageID%%]
Inside the standard MessageID, information is encrypted about who this email for, as well as about the mailing list to which it belongs. This information is used in the processing of returns (bounces) and FBL reports by the Incoming Mail Processor.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HRandOutLookXMailer%%]
X-Mailer one of 4 versions of Outlook Express/Windows Live Mail (selected randomly).
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HCurHeloString%%]
The string (usually the domain) for the HELO command to be used for this email. Can be used to generate a Message-ID. The string itself for HELO is determined by the send profile settings.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HRandIP%%]
Randomly generated IP address. Can be used to generate Received fields:
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HCurrentRFCDateTime%%]
The current time in RFC format. For example, Wed, 23 Dec 2022 15:45:55 +0300:
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HRandRFCDateTime%%]
Randomly generated time in RFC format. Obtained by subtracting a random number minutes (from 1 to 60) from the current time.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HCurrentYear%%]
The year number from the current date/time.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HCurrentMonth%%]
Month number from the current date/time.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HCurrentDay%%]
Day number from the current date/time.
It can be used in any place/part of the email and headers, in any mailing modes.
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HCurrentHour%%]
The hour number from the current date/time.
Can only be used in the header template, in any mailing modes
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HCurrentMin%%]
Minute number from the current date/time.
Can only be used in the header template, in any mailing modes
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%HCurrentMilliSec%%]
Number of milliseconds from the current date / time.
Can only be used in the header template, in any mailing modes
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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SetBoundary=
Using the SetBoundary directive, you can control the generation of letter part separators. Usually ORandStr and/or ORandText macros are used for generation. For example: SetBoundary= ———–[%%ORandStr,3-4,1-9,L,1%%][%%ORandStr,4-5,a-f,U,1%%][%%ORandStr, 3-4,1-9,L,1%%][%%ORandStr,4-5,af,U,1%%]
Can only be used in the header template, in any mailing modes
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
Macro with information about the campaign and email for Google Analytics
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[%%MessageName%%]
Insert campaign name.
Can only be used in the header template, in any mailing modes
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%MailingName%%]
The name of the email to be sent (the value is taken from the Email name field in the email editor).
Can only be used in the header template, in any mailing modes
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%MessageName%%]
The name of the email to be sent (the value is taken from the Email name field in the email editor).
Can only be used in the header template, in any mailing modes
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
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[%%TUtmParams%%]
Parameters with utm tags for the link, necessary for the operation of google analytics.
Can only be used in the header template, in any mailing modes
For more information about creating your own headers, see Randomizing email body and headers.
